I second "Terror in the Starboard Seat." Very funny, very frank look at WWII Mossie ops.
My favorite and the start of my fascination with night fighters - "Night Fighter" by C.F. Rawnsley and Robert Wright.
Rawnsley was John Cunningham's radar operator (RO) during their faltering experiments in Blenheims, the business-like transition to the Beaufighter and the professionalism of the Mosquito. Quite funny as well.
"The Making of the Atomic Bomb" by Richard Rhodes. Very interesting technical/political/human interest weaving of the project.
For fiction, try "Once An Eagle" by Anton Myrer.
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