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Pilot

Set against the upheaval of World War II, Pilot follows lives shaped by aviation, occupation, resistance, displacement, and political uncertainty. From dangerous wartime operations over Europe to the personal cost of conflict, the novel moves between military action and the families caught within it.

The story also explores what happens after the fighting ends, as survivors rebuild their lives, careers, and relationships in a changed world. It is a sweeping historical novel about courage, loyalty, loss, survival, and renewal.

Courage in a World at War

Against the upheaval of World War II, Pilot follows lives transformed by invasion, aviation, resistance, and displacement. Across Europe, war reaches far beyond the battlefield, forcing ordinary people to confront danger, separation, loyalty, and choices that can alter their futures forever.

Dangerous wartime operations and resistance efforts form only part of the journey. When peace finally arrives, survivors must rebuild lives from what remains, forging new relationships, careers, and homes while carrying memories of a Europe forever changed by war. The story ultimately follows characters such as Frederic Wójcik and Mina Harsányi into the lives they build after 1945.

“Frederic Wójcik and Mina Harsányi married in September 1945.”

PILOT

Chapter One

E

nter a Europe on the brink of war and meet the people whose lives will soon be changed forever.

Continues for 411 more pages →

E

nter a Europe on the brink of war and meet the people whose

lives will soon be changed forever.

Continues for 411 more pages →

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