Treason Flight

De: T.R. Matson

Narrado por: Mike Dawson

Jack "Rattler" Owen is a navy pilot on a combat deployment struggling with life at sea. If dealing with separation from his family, the constant grind of shipboard life, and malfunctions in the E-2C Hawkeye weren't enough, it now seems that someone is out to get him. As he tries to navigate his time on the aircraft carrier, he realizes that things are not adding up in his squadron. Rattler is faced with having to choose between the safe path and the path that could end his career - or even his life - but expose the leadership that is willing to stop at nothing to benefit their own agenda.

©2021 Todd Matson (P)2021 Todd Matson

Decent book.

Narrator is awesome! Storyline is good, definitely worth the buy / listen. E-2 Hawkeyes are rad aircraft, nice hearing about it.

The Real Deal

Mr. Matson and his book are the "real deal" . . . . I am one of the lucky few that have been both a naval aviator AND a student of Mr. Matson on the Airbus A-320 at a major airline. His work is a "Master's Class" in the art of incorporating real life and the jargon of a naval squadron with a fictitious "real world" scenario. During my active duty and reserve flying in the navy, I had the opportunity to fly many aircraft but I will always have an affinity for the Hawkeye . . . . it is a special aircraft that is crewed by a very special group of people. A great read! Looking forward to the next book!

Semper Fi TR

I can Honestly say this audio book was outstanding. It kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. I never thought a naval aviation story with an E-2 as the main character would be as entertaining and action packed as it was. T R Matson knocked it out of the park with this one and I cant wait to see what his next book will bring!

Great writing with a fresh story

Treason Flight gives us carrier aviation me the military suspense / thriller from an all new prospective. I really appreciate the level of detail that Wombat used to describe the the E-2 Hawkeye, various other aircraft and their operations. I never felt I needed a degree or a subscription to Jane’s Defense Weekly to understand the book.

Some people have mentioned there being a few corny things in the book. There are a couple but it’s a book and they all typically have some sprinkled throughout.

Mike Dawson did a great job, easy to listen to.

Tremendous story

The story is well done, the pace is captivating, and the reading is brilliant! The author perfectly captured the highs and lows, thrills and chills, and camaraderie of shipboard and port-call life in an air wing squadron. A fun read and well worth the time. *** SORT AROUND THIS, AN ABSOLUTE MUST SELECT! ***

Adventure Above the High Seas!!!

Loved every minute of this title! Keeps your interests peaked and the action high! We need more Naval Aviation fiction!!!

incredible

loved it and was sad when it was over I loved the detail on everything and hope there is a future book coming soon

Fast, easy read (or in my case, listen)!

I had never listened to an audiobook before, but now I'm hooked! Mike's narration was easy to listen to and clearly understood. The book is fast paced and you won't be wasting time wondering when the story would get moving forward, perfect for an older guy like myself! It's also nice to see some love for a non-pointy tipped jet that is just as vital to the mission!

Very interesting "read", Wombat!

I love the format for an audio book. Progresses fast enough to hold my interest, many short chapters make sure to that. the narrator was awesome!

A breath of fresh air

Off the back of trying to get through the Punk series, this was an exhilarating story. I never thought of E2 pilots as interesting but my mind was changed after the first few chapters.

The main character could have used a little stumbling rather than always being superman, but the narrative did a good job of keeping me interested and rooting for him regardless.

The central mystery could have used another small clue early on, before the main character was directly told something was happening.

The narrator makes the Australian women sound like Jason Statham, which was both confusing and arousing.