I read mostly mysteries and thrillers. Dramas, particularly historical mainstream, tend to be too slow, artsy and full dull information and talk. Twilight Of Fury surprised me. Matlock wasted little on useless data and the story proved to be exciting if not, at times, a thriller. It has love interest but not romance in the strictest sense. It has military conflict but it's not a war story. It has drama but it's several notches above social ho-hum. The aerial combat is exciting and I loathe manly 'motor' books. Last part of the book was wonderfully thought out. Several men I know need to read this book; my boyfriend is one of them! Matlock's website was a little boring for my taste since I don't care about history.