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Just started "Flight of Dreams" by Ariel Lawhon which is historical fiction set aboard the last flight of the Hindenburg. I picked it up because I love airships and am fascinated by their moment of glory and ignominy. So far, it's a pretty by-the-numbers novel where several of the characters on the ship have ulterior motives, conflicted loyalties, secrets to hide, etc.
About 100 pages in and it's only marginally brought the Hindenburg alive for me and the characters are only marginally interesting, but hopefully, all the set up will pay off in the next 200 pages.
About 100 pages in and it's only marginally brought the Hindenburg alive for me and the characters are only marginally interesting, but hopefully, all the set up will pay off in the next 200 pages.