Title: Good nonfiction historical work
Product review: Claire tells this story with a minimum of techno-jargon even though there is page after page of information on airplanes and nuclear reactors. Actually the book seems to be written on newspaper reading level (8th grade-ish) so it's an easy, (although VERY gripping) read. Once you get started its difficult to put the book down because you get involved with the personalities (just like you would with a good work of fiction), and you are eager to know what's going to happen to them. It's a story of fighter pilots, politicians, anxious wives, nuclear scientists, spies, saboteurs and one ruthless dictator eager to get his hands on weapons-grade plutonium.
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