Last week, our protagonist Aviator Sergeant Gwen Stone was in detention barracks at RAC Didchurch and left to contemplate her wingmates who were ambushed and killed in a recent aerial battle. What played on Gwen's mind was whether the very thing β¦ | π©οΈ π π | π§΅ 1/5
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β¦ she had been told to do β follow the orders of her dogmatic superior officer β had, in fact, been the exact opposite of what she *should* have done if she was to have any chance of saving her brothers-in-arms. Is she really to blame? Then, quite unexpectedly, two military guards β¦ | π©οΈ π π | π§΅ 2/5
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β¦ show up and transport her in a windowless vehicle to an RAC base that was both familiar and strange at the same time. She is quickly introduced to the base's wing commander, Abby Lennox, who is also both archetypical of her rank and yet unconventional simultaneously. Abby β¦ | π©οΈ π π | π§΅ 3/5
β¦ Gwen to her seemingly insurmountable task, she smiles and welcomes her to the 'Misfit Squadron'. What happens next? Here's Chapter Two of @simonbrading.bsky.social's novel 'The Battle Over Britain'. | π©οΈ π π | π§΅ 5/5