Reviews

A captivating history ... White used the history of these operations to weave stories of fortitude and courage into the story of a great machine
*Daily Telegraph*

This is history as it should be written: adrenaline-charged, exciting, impeccably and painstakingly researched with a cast of vividly-drawn characters. Riding through it is among the greatest, most extraordinarily brilliant aircraft of them all: the Mosquito. One of the most gripping works of history I’ve ever read
*James Holland*

10/10
*Helen Fry*

Wonderful detail, intricate research and most importantly, powerful & moving human testimony, ensure the reader is gripped from the first page to the last by this incredible story
*John Nichol*

Believe the plaudits - Mosquito is a wonderful tome ... an addictive, moving and tenaciously researched tale ... his best book to date
*Flypast*

No dry history, Mosquito reads like a thriller, not just based on fact, but factual in every detail ... this is hard to put down ... Unreservedly recommended
*Aviation Historian*

White's engaging style has the reader hanging on every line. It's like the best adventure stories except this one is the real thing
*Best of British*

The pace at which White's narrative runs along and the skill with which he ties together the many strands of his chosen story, are exceptional ... an excellent read, unreservedly recommended
*Aeroplane*

White immerses the reader in the action from the first page ... a must read
*Flight International*

Weaving together the story of its evolution with vivid accounts of the crews that flew it and the Special Operations Executive on the ground, Mosquito is both a tribute to the finest aircraft Britain produced during the war and a page-turning thriller about its use as the world’s first precision aerial weapon
*Tom Petch, author of Speed Aggression Surprise: The Secret Origins of the SAS*