Five Days in June puts D Day forecasting inside an espionage thriller

H. W. “Buzz” Bernard’s Five Days in June reaches its October 20 publication date with a historical thriller built around the weather forecast for D-Day. The seventh When Heroes Flew novel follows USAAF Captain Andy Lockhart as conflicting predictions threaten the Allied invasion decision.

H. W. “Buzz” Bernard’s Five Days in June reaches its October 20 publication date with a historical thriller built around the weather forecast for D-Day. The seventh When Heroes Flew novel follows USAAF Captain Andy Lockhart as conflicting predictions threaten the Allied invasion decision. A German agent’s kidnapping of

his sweetheart Dot adds a personal crisis: Lockhart faces a demand to steal the landing maps while the fleets prepare to cross the Channel. Severn River’s catalogue and its official distributor both give October 20 for the 214-page paperback. The story combines wartime meteorology with an espionage plot, rather than

presenting itself as a documentary account. Sources: Severn River catalogue, Official product page. Image credit: Severn River Publishing / H W Buzz Bernard; official cover.

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