Flight of the Tiger

After Ben Morrow was shot down in the last week of Korean fighting, his self-confidence was shaken; he felt he could never fly again. Months later, after recovering in the hospital, Ben was sent back to the States on a thirty-day leave. He went to visit Helen MacLane, widow of his best friend, only to find that she was on the run from killers…. Ben tried to find Helen but he was being stalked by the killers, and they knew he would lead them straight to her.

Part 1 – Ben Morrow had come a long way to see this model, this Helen MacLane. Now she’d vanished and Ben was caught between the cops and a mob of tough gangsters in a red-hot woman hunt

Part 2 – Ben had located some people who might know where Helen MacLane was hiding, but if he went to them he might lead the killers straight to her. It was a chance he had to take

Part 3 – Ben had found Helen MacLane’s hide-out, but the men who wanted to kill her had followed him. Now he and Helen had to run—run for their lives

Flight of the Tiger was serialized in Collier’s Magazine in 1954 and is published as one book here for the first time.