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I'm 3/4 way thru it and IT IS FANTASTIC! The techno-teamwork script you wrote reaches beyond Tom Clancy's early books! You da' man! I'm losing sleep to keep up with this book! rich (Lockheed Aerospace Engineer)
The book is great! I especially love the way you depict the terrorist -schmucks that they are. For the most part, you were dead on. I wonder where a jet jockey would get such insight on the A team? Watts, Bruce R. CW4 USA SF
A Direct Hit ! I can't put the book down. Amazing detail, fast moving plot, and characters I feel I have met before!! Scott puts us right in the thick of the War on Terror,,, The F-15 cockpit, Tora Bora, Salang Pass, Frankfurt,, you're there with the Heroes and the terrorist cowards. Technical enough for the military readers,, mind opening for us acronym challenged civilians. I cant wait for the movie!!! Good Job Scott! C.C. Wilkins ll
Hi Scott, I enjoyed meeting you at the Bonanza fly-in here a couple of weeks ago. Thanks for the book. i enjoyed it greatly. the last hundred of so pages, i could not put it down... ...will be looking at the bookstores for more of your books. your action scenes are great. larry cook Llano Airport (AQO)
Just finished reading Pale Moon Rising, and really enjoyed it. The sense of being there in all phases of combat, in the modern, high-tech environment, from the cockpit of a Strike Eagle to crawling through the mud with the Spec Ops guys, is as realistic as anything I've read. It really helps when the author knows exactly what he's talking about. The characters are believable, and by the end of the book you really care about them. The last hundred pages is white-knuckle, can't put it down stuff. And how it turns out is all-too-critical to our real situation in the world. Great story, Gunny. Thanks. Steve Atlanta GA
Scott, Joseph here. I’m one of the FNGs (orange flight suit) band that played at Bourland Field Estates during the filming of the Wings To Adventure segment. One of the best things I did was buy an autographed copy. Thank you for the killer ride PMR took me on! To say I was riveted is a gross understatement. The only bad thing about the story is it ended. Hmmm…sequel? PMR hit all marks: great story, real-time relevance, technical, suspenseful, character development and hit ‘em where it hurts in the nick of time stuff. I vicariously experienced the sensation of time compression in the final pages. I let out a “Whew!” at the end.
Hi Gunny, I finished your book this weekend. Wow! Fantastic finish! You are truly a man of many talents! I started on Chapter 4 on Friday and couldn't stop until I had read all of it. Bob Blettner WI
Hi Scott, How are you? I thought I would let you know that I got the chance to read your book 'Pale Moon Rising' whilst on holiday recently and I throughtly enjoyed it. It was a good mix of story line and technical aeroplane stuff that I find very interesting. Are you writing any more books? Could this be the new Tom Clancy.............................. Best Regards Nick, UK
Gunny, Just finished your book and found it to be right up there with Dale Brown or W.E.B. Griffin. I just got home from the Abbotsford Airshow. Greg took the P-51 up and Bill took the Skyraider. Anyway, I can't wait to read your next one. See you when you come up to BLI. J.R., WA
Steve de Wolf, Thank you for introducing me to Scott Perdue by letter and thank you for sending me a copy of his book, Pale Moon Rising. I have already begun reading his book, and I am thoroughly enjoying it….it truly speaks my language and touches my inner self. Actually, I finished the book this morning at 2 AM….I could not put it down! Steve Dean Gilmer, TX
Yo Gunny. How's it going buddy? Well I finally got to finish PMR. I basically wanted to state this in the book. Words cannot express my true thanks and appreciation for the wild "edge of the seat" ride that I recently took part in by reading PMR. I was extremely impressed with the book and as stated by others it is extremely compelling reading and incredibly hard to put down especially the last few chapters of the book. To say that it runs hotter than a PW229 in Zone V would be a gross understatement!! It's also way cool to see that own "British Yanks" were heavily involved in the plot. Man, if you fly and fight as well as you plot and write, then god help the bad guys!! If your next one is half as good as PMR then Messrs Dale Brown, Stephen Coonts and Tom Clancy had better batten down the hatches because they have got serious competition inbound!! Take care and CHECK SIX bro, With Very Best Regards, Dave Bargh, UK
Atta Boy Gunny, Just finished The Book. Man It Got Hot In The Mountains. I Really Enjoyed This Book And Would Like To Buy Anymore You Have Written. You Signed This Book For Me At The Gilmer Airshow . That Makes This 1st Edition Special. Look Forward To Some New Releases, Your Pal Don Smith AO3 USS TICONDEROGA CVA14 South China Sea 1964 to 1967.
I'm re-reading "Pale Moon Rising" again (or is it again again - not sure). Thanks for putting the words together so Jennifer Goode and the others can tell their story - Well Done! Tom Tyson [KRIC]
"Pale Moon Rising weaves together the complexities of USAF fighter operations, the CIA, and Army Special Forces in a way no one else has done before. Scott puts you, the reader, right there with the action. Pale Moon Rising might be fiction, but it tells the story how our warriors are actually fighting the on-going war on terrorism. If you only read one book this year, read this one. I honestly believe this book could pass for non-fiction. It is that real." Larry Huggins, Brigadier General USAF Ret

I'm back in the cockpit with Gunny's Pale Moon Rising. It is the definitive book for the Air War on Terror. Pale Moon Rising is to the War on Terror like Coont's "Flight of the Intruder" is for the Vietnam War. I was right there every step of the way! Bruce Johnson, USAF LtCol Retired/ A-7/F-16 and Boeing 767 pilot

Scott Perdue has put together an absolutely gripping thriller that is highly realistic. His grasp of the big picture and the details of modern Air Force warfare is superb, as it should be given his background, and he communicates it well in the context of a story with characters that we care about. I enjoyed it immensely and read it every spare moment that I had available. Scott Dyer, Lawyer, New York

-Here are some Strike Eagle pics from UK Fan Dave Bargh. Most are from his collection over time... a lot of the fighter shots came from Low Levels in Wales (where the photographers can get above the jets). Apologies to the actual photographers... credited where I can, the others I don't know your names... but your work is fantastic! Thanks, Dave!

Pics from Wings to Adventure Shoots:

Dec 04: These Strike Eagle pics are from UK Fan Robin Powney, taken at RAF Lakenheath