Wings of the Wind

Name: Wings of the Wind
Author: Credo Fitch Harris

By Credo Fitch Harris

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A narrator recently returned from wartime service struggles to readjust to civilian life and is soon swept into a fast-paced series of maritime and inland adventures. Mistaken identity aboard a yacht introduces a spirited young woman and triggers a chain of events: storms at sea, mysterious antagonists, explosions, chases, cave rescues, encounters with hostile forces, romantic developments, and a hunt for hidden treasure. The story combines action set pieces, elements of suspense and danger, and moments of personal reflection and growing affection, moving from intimate shipboard scenes to dramatic rescues and a climactic unmasking of villainy.

About the Author

Credo Fitch Harris

Credo Fitch Harris was an American author known for his contributions to early 20th-century literature. His works often explore themes of spirituality and the human experience, reflecting a deep engagement with the complexities of life. Among his notable titles is "Sunlight Patch," which showcases his lyrical prose and thoughtful insights. Harris's writing is characterized by a blend of poetic language and philosophical inquiry, making his works resonate with readers seeking both beauty and depth in literature. His other works, such as "Where the Souls of Men are Calling" and "Wings of the Wind," further illustrate his unique voice and thematic concerns.