The next book in the thrilling series that began using the Philosopher’s Flight finds Robert Canderelli Weekes as a rookie Rescue and Evacuation flier on leading lines of World War I in France. He came to save lives, but has no idea how far he’ll need to go to win the war.

Thanks to a sensational flying efficiency and a harrowing shootout in the streets of Boston, Robert Canderelli Weekes’s lifelong desire has come true: he’s the initial male permitted to join the united states Sigilry Corps’s Save and about The Philosopher’s Battle: A Novel Evacuation service, an elite, all-woman group of soaring medics.

But simply because he deploys to France during the waning times of the Great War, Sigilwoman Third-Class Canderelli learns that carrying the injured from leading lines to the field medical center is not the grand adventure he imagined. His division, full of misfits and renegades, can be extended the breaking point and does not have any patience for a guy striving to prove himself. Gradually, Robert wins their trust and discovers his comrades are plotting to get rid of the Great Battle by outlawed philosophical means. Robert becomes caught up in their conspiracy, operating raids in foe territory and uncovering vital intelligence. Friends older and new will need his assist with a dangerous scheme that just might win the battle overnight and conserve a few million lives. However the German smokecarvers possess programs of their very own: a devastating all-out strike that threatens to demolish the Corps and France itself. Naturally, Robert is stuck right in the solid of it.

The Philosopher’s War is the electrifying following chapter in Robert Weekes’s story, filled up with heroic, unconventional women, thrilling covert missions, romance and, obviously, a lot of aerial adventures. The second book in a series “that grabs readers from its opening lines and doesn’t release its hold or lessen its keep all the way through” (Associated Press), Tom Miller again brings Robert’s globe to life with unrivaled creativity, ambition, and wit.