A Day Eternity

This penetrating adventure of the mind and spirit soars through the lives of two rogue aviators and their mutual passion for flight. is a British crop duster who struggles with his career and his love life. is a poet and WWII fighterpilot with an uncommon view on death. When they meet in rural America, Magee challenges Roe down to the quick of his soul. explores the mysterious aftermath of an accident, raising questions about the very nature of temporal and physical reality. Loving creates an effectively surreal story that maintains clarity and forward momentum. She weaves a lyrical psychological puzzle through flashbacks to the protagonist's former life and tenuous present. predicament is a decidedly unique one, and Loving explores his fractured psychological state with power and grace. She crafts both primary and secondary characters from the inside-out, creating subtly impactful interactions while maintaining intrigue. The poetry of is magically woven into the story. ...The transcendence of time and place, and the building of the characters as they grow, ascend, and fly through the rising action, is stimulating. The philosophical element adds significantly to the plot while also making the book inspiring. will ignore borders and strain relationships to land a career in Ag-aviation. But when he dreams of crashing his airplane in a remote corner of the world, all he can think of is the whereabouts of his journalist girlfriend, . He awakens at a small airstrip in rural America, a year backward in time, suffering from apparent heatstroke and random amnesia when he is rescued by . Mere flesh and bone could barely contain lifeforce as he grew into a young man. A self-made intellectual as a teenager, he didn't expect to live past his twenties. When stranded in America at the onset of Britain's war with Germany, he was hellbent on returning to England and his love, novelist . At age 19 he finally went back as a pilot officer with the Canadian Royal Air Force. Exuberant with newfound freedom and powered by a Supermarine Spitfire, he "trod the untrespassed sanctity of space ... and touched the face of God," thus birthing his sonnet, the aviator's anthem for more than 75 years. Blending history with fiction, John Magee's own words on love and death in resonate for all time. was a finalist in the 2012 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. She has written several historical non-fiction books, including . She lives in New Mexico with her husband, a USAF veteran.