Bird’s Eye View, a national bestseller, is the unforgettable story of an idealistic young woman who joins the air force when her town in Saskatchewan becomes a British Commonwealth Air Training Base during the Second World War.
She travels to England, where she trains as an aerial photographic interpreter. Working with hundreds of other intelligence officers at a converted mansion in England called RAF Medmenham, Rose Jolliffe spies on the enemy from the sky, watching the war unfold through her sterescope.
With her almost supernatural skills of detection, she solves several critical mysteries. Meanwhile, Rose is lonely and heartsick, far away from her beloved prairies. Her only connection to her past are the letters from family and friends on the home front.
Bird’s Eye View has wartime history, action, drama, mystery and romance. In June 2016 it was listed as one of the top ten Canadian fiction bestsellers in both
The Globe & Mail and
The Toronto Star newspapers.
(To read one thrilling chapter, click here:
Bird’s Eye View Excerpt).