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A review by stevenguglich
Fata Morgana by Ken Mitchroney, Steven R. Boyett
4.0
A fabulous tale that twists the real with the surreal. The authors do a fabulous job of writing a genre piece that starts off as historical fiction during WWII and transitions into a sci-fi story with a side of romance.
The main characters are a lovable bunch; the crew of an Air Force bomber named The Fata Morgana. And this is where this book really shines. These characters, feel relatable and real, plucked straight out of the Golden Age of the 30s and 40s. As they struggle to adapt to a world with technology far beyond their own, their quirkiness stands out.
This is a story that Hollywood needs to pick up and turn into a movie. From beginning to end this a tale that takes the reader on a wild ride.
The main characters are a lovable bunch; the crew of an Air Force bomber named The Fata Morgana. And this is where this book really shines. These characters, feel relatable and real, plucked straight out of the Golden Age of the 30s and 40s. As they struggle to adapt to a world with technology far beyond their own, their quirkiness stands out.
This is a story that Hollywood needs to pick up and turn into a movie. From beginning to end this a tale that takes the reader on a wild ride.