Fire in the Wind by JD Sandon

Mexico 1914. The revolution was in full, bloody spate ... Zapata held the south; Pancho Villa held the north.

Mexico City was caught in the pincer grip of the rebel armies. But in Reynosa there was an answer to the Government's siege: enough explosive to blast the rebels to hell. And a way to deliver it: a bi-plane.

It was a new way of making war, a way to deliver death from the sky. The Gringos met it the only way they knew how ... with bullets and blood.