"A fine blend of fictional and historical characters, with themes drawn from the Arthurian myths, the book displays Stewart’s flair for vivid imagery and his skill at weaving various narrative strands into an ingenious whole...Stewart is an author to watch."

Stewart weaves drama, integrity, and conflicting emotions through a captivating story of human spirit.

"A sharp and effective blend of WWI aviation action and adventure, a hefty dose of emotion and human drama, plus a dash of romance keep the pages flying. Finely written and vividly imagined, this is a complex, gritty novel delving into the brutalities of war. Stewart is an author to watch."

"Not only does this novel thrive in its specific detail, it smartly explores themes of death and revenge in an honest way. There’s never a doubt in my mind that Iain Stewart has the chops to weave me smoothly through a sentence either....military history buffs better be making some room on their bookshelves now."

"Military history readers who like their stories couched in the drama and psychological examinations of fiction will find Knights of The Air, Book 1: Rage! a story of combat, unexpected romance, friendships tested by war, and a rise to leadership commanded by events that test even the most seasoned of pilots."

"Wrapping World War I and aeronautic history around the personal struggles of some of the men who lived it up close, Iain Stewart has created a cinematic viewpoint as seen through the career of a dedicated, determined, vengeful loner."

"''Knights of the Air'' is Book One of what promises to be a highly enjoyable series and this reviewer, for one, is looking forward to the sequel."

Stewart ends his Knights of the Air series with this skillfully written tale, full of moral ambiguities, high tension, and spine-tingling scenes of air action...An exceedingly intelligent and unpredictable story, notable for supple prose, credibly motivated characters, and meticulously researched detail.

“A rousing yarn that deftly delivers both a wartime adventure and a character study.”