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Aviation thrillers

The Read
Standard

Aviation thrillers from the left seat. Corporate jets, long duty days, and the quiet pressure to sign for something that never happened. A separate series from The Daniel Reade Novels.

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Pattern Drift

The engine hesitates in cold air. The paperwork says it never happened. Daniel Reade flies a Phenom 300E out of Scottsdale for Copperline Aviation. The jet belongs to a holding company. Carson Whitlock rides in the back as if it were his own, and the director of operations makes sure nobody tells him otherwise.

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The Read Standard

Even patterns
drift.

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The next book in this series is being written now. Ask to be told the day it is ready.

Cover of Personal Minimums, working title, by Jaxon Reade

The Read Standard · Book 2 · In the works

Personal Minimums

Decide what you won’t do. Write it down.
Then wait for the day someone asks.

Working title. Cover and release date may change.

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