Hornet Flight

• Hornet Flight - Ken Follett

I really enjoyed this book as well. I love Heis, desite him being an very minor character. It was a bestseller and I can see why... Follett wrote another good book. A Danish boy stumbles across a Nazi secret and suddenly finds himself helping the Danish resistance and Bristish MI6, while hiding from the Danish police and the Germans.

"'Is this safe?' he said.

'Safer than being shot.'" - 484

"The aircraft slowed down in a few seconds. As it came to a halt, Harold looked through the broken windown and saw, just a few yards away, a young man on a bicycle, watching from a pathway alongside the field, staring at them openmouthed.

'I wonder where we are,' Karen said.

Herald called out to the bicyclist. 'Hello there!' he said in English. 'What is this place?'

The young man looked at him as if he had come from outerspace. 'Well,' he said at last, 'it's not the bloody airport.'" -502