About this book
Bill Bolton—Flying Midshipman by Noel Sainsbury is a thrilling adventure novel that takes listeners soaring into danger and intrigue. When young Bill Bolton finds himself piloting an amphibian aircraft through a catastrophic hurricane off the coast of Florida, he must rely on his flying skills and quick thinking to survive the treacherous storm. What begins as a desperate struggle against nature evolves into something far more sinister, pulling Bill into a web of mystery, hidden dangers, and unexpected encounters.
This classic aviation adventure, originally published in 1933, combines the excitement of early aerial exploration with elements of suspense and survival. As Bill navigates challenges both in the air and on land—including encounters with Seminoles, suspicious prisoners, and life-threatening situations in the swamps of Big Cypress—readers are transported to a bygone era of American adventure. Sainsbury masterfully weaves together themes of courage, ingenuity, and coming-of-age as his protagonist discovers that his greatest test may not be the storm, but the mysteries waiting beyond it.
Ideal for listeners who enjoy classic adventure fiction, historical aviation narratives, and action-packed stories with a nostalgic charm, this audiobook captures the spirit of early 20th-century storytelling. Perfect for fans of young protagonist adventures and those seeking an engaging escape into a world of flying and discovery.
