Flying Beyond the Bar

Flying Beyond the Bar by M. L. Buchman is a fiction work published by Buchman Bookworks, Incorporated on April 12, 2019. This edition spans 78 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers on US Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer Harvey Whitman, whose commitment to saving lives is encapsulated in his unit’s motto, “That Others May Live.” Alongside him is Helicopter Crew Chief Vivian Schroder, who is focused on her career and escaping her family ties, setting the stage for a compelling story of duty and personal conflict.
In this gripping tale, a storm-tossed nighttime rescue mission off the treacherous Columbia River Bar takes a perilous turn, forcing Harvey and Vivian to depend on each other’s instincts in unexpected ways. The book explores themes of romance and suspense within a military context, highlighting the challenges faced by those in high-stakes rescue operations. Readers will find a blend of action and emotional depth as the characters navigate their professional responsibilities and personal dilemmas.
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-US Coast Guard story #2-
US Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer Harvey Whitman lives to save lives. The unit’s motto, “That Others May Live”, defines his life’s goal perfectly.
Helicopter Crew Chief Vivian Schroder, newly assigned to Astoria, Oregon, cares only for her career–and flying clear of her family.
When a storm-tossed nighttime rescue goes desperately wrong fifty miles offshore from the hazardous Columbia River Bar, they must rely on each other’s instincts in ways they never imagined.
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