The Spider Web

Based on the author's own experiences in World War I, The Spider Web tells the story of a British flying-boat pilot and his crew as they participate in a mission over the North Sea. The book offers a thrilling account of aerial combat and the dangers faced by pilots during the early days of air warfare.

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