Fallout

By James W. Huston

A fast-paced military thriller by the bestselling author of Flash Point Fallout is a fast-paced commercial military thriller about a top Gun graduate who sets up his own flying school in the Nevada desert. But fighter pilots who train at his school go on to launch a military attack on a US nuclear plant in India. there are Iranian terrorists; Russian plutonium experts and top Gun fighter pilots 埡ll the right ingredients for fabulous thriller. the detail in the book is well researched and accurate; the writing direct and smart and the pace bloody relentless! this book will appeal to Huston fans and has been described as a cross between tom Clancy and Dale Brown.

• Language: English
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Australia
• Release date: Dec 1, 2010
• ISBN: 9780730493358

James W. Huston

A graduate of TOPGUN, James W. Huston flew F-14s off the USS Nimitz with the Jolly Rogers. He served as a naval flight officer and worked in Naval Intelligence before becoming a lawyer and the acclaimed author of The Shadows of Power, Balance of Power, The Price of Power, Flash Point, and Fallout. He lives in San Diego, California.

Reviews for Fallout

[gwnsad · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

A TOPGUN instructor, Luke Henry, has a midair collision, is reprimanded and decided to retire and open a private aerial combat school. To do so the government requires that they train some questionable fighters from another country. Luke Henry has no recourse but to do this but in the ensuing months his suspicions become reality when those fighters steal planes. It it thought that they may be involved with missing radioactive materials. Another terrific book from Mr. Huston. A fast, thrilling, can't put down book from start to finish.

[buffalogr · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

TOPGUN instructor starts his own school and has adventures. It's more than just fantastic flying--there's also political intrigue in a part of the world that's not often considered by US readers/listeners. Out hero "Stick" is believable; his wingman "Vlad" is questionable. The antihero "Khan" is a real ass. Air to air airplane action got old after awhile.