This book could use a few more words. One way of looking at it is that it's short and fast-paced. Another way of looking at it is it leaves me thinking it could be more substantial. The story is interesting enough, and it's a page turner. Lots of typos in the book, but the writing style is fun and modern, and reflects quite a bit about the author's interests: accents and languages, English vs French, French vs Quebec, Aircraft in WWII, hero-or-villan, war ethics...it's amazing how much the book touches on in a modest length. (Which in other words would be a statement of how in depth it gets into talking about these things.) Nonetheless, if these things are of interests to you, give this book a try! ( )