Review: DragonFly (Missions of the DragonFly Squadron # 1 is a fantastic read.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 19, 2014
DragonFly is a fantastic read. *****There are hundreds of thousands of new novels of all genres to read that would appeal to a wide audience of readers and age groups. I think that DragonFly is one of them and I can’t wait to read the rest of this exciting series.This is the first novel that I have read in the DragonFly series and I thoroughly enjoyed it.  Within moments of opening this amazing book I was deeply immersed inside another time era and I couldn’t stop reading it until I was completely finished. Reading this exciting story was an adventure and experience worth having, and I refuse to reveal any spoilers. I predict that this gripping and fast paced new adventure series will become an international best seller and a cult classic with the younger generation. It is a unique synthesis of mixed genres that was masterfully crafted by an extremely talented author. This delightful and multilayered non-stop action, alternative world war two era, Dieselpunk, Dark Sorcery, Alchemy, Fantasy, Retro Futuristic, adventure story and its amazing cast of fully developed characters begins in a fog shrouded war torn coastal town in Cornwall during world war 2. The fate of the entire British nation is hanging in the balance. The enemies and villains are absolutely terrifying and their evil is palpable. The fantastic inventions and weird retro technology used in this story by both sides is both mysterious and fabulous. The lead character and heroine in this story is Veronica Somerset, a daring young woman fighter pilot. Her incredible bravery, as well as her experiences, fantastic adventures and secret missions will appeal to a wide range of readers and age groups, including YA women.