Chasing the Black Eagle, Bruce Geddes
Chasing the Black Eagle, Bruce Geddes
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Chasing the Black Eagle

Author: Bruce Geddes

Narrator: Mirron Willis

Unabridged: 12 hr 25 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 10/15/2024


Synopsis

After detainment by the Bureau of Investigation, Arthur Tormes is forced to spy on Hubert Julian. For thirteen years he follows Julian—a parachutist, pilot, and possible seditious threat to the United States. To win his freedom, Arthur must stay close to Julian, from New York City to Ethiopia, often at great personal sacrifice.

Reviews

Goodreads review by BJ on September 16, 2023

Bruce Geddes writes a riveting tale of... Just kidding. By all rights, this should have been a riveting tale. Hubert Julian, the Black Eagle of Harlem, certainly lived an exciting, improbable life and was definitely a polarizing figure. How many other people paradropped into NYC while playing a sax?......more

Goodreads review by Damian on July 20, 2024

Bruce Geddes is a brilliant storyteller and his latest book is an absorbing historical adventure featuring huge characters, bracing thrills, and captivating deceptions. International in range, epic in scale, it's fast-moving, atmospheric novel and, at the same time, the moving story of a young man’s......more

Goodreads review by Diana on October 14, 2022

While I enjoy contemporary novels I find myself always coming back to historical fiction, and within historical fiction I’m always looking for something that I may not know much about. This was one of those books for me. I had never heard of Hubert Julian before I read this book, but the setting of......more

Goodreads review by Corina on October 04, 2023

A fascinating read primarily for the daring and at times outlandish schemes dreamed up and mostly executed by Hubert Julian, aka the Black Eagle, that play out in New York City and Ethiopia during the 1920s and 30s, bringing to light the life of a man I'd never heard of before. Through the young and......more

Goodreads review by spencer wright on October 03, 2022

A modern mystery that feels like it has come out of the golden era of the 1920s, but with diverse characters that make the story stand uniquely on its own. In just this one book, the readers is dropped into the Harlem Renaissance, through the Great Depression, and winds up on the verge of Italy's in......more