About the book

Pilot Bill Hoffman boards Coastal Airways Flight 416 only to discover a terrorist has kidnapped his family. The ultimatum is binary: he must crash the plane into a specific target or his wife and children will be executed. While Hoffman navigates the cockpit crisis and manages a restless cabin crew, a ground-level rescue operation led by his wife, Carrie, attempts to neutralize the threat. The plot moves in real-time, focusing on technical aviation procedures, the logistics of a hijacking, and the tactical efforts of the FBI.

Readers seeking high-stakes tension and technical accuracy find this book effective because the author is a former flight attendant. People who enjoy procedural thrillers get an inside look at airline safety protocols and the physical layout of commercial aircraft. You walk away with an understanding of cockpit psychology under extreme pressure and the specific security maneuvers used to protect passengers during an airborne crisis. It provides a blunt, fast-paced scenario where professional duty clashes with survival instincts.

Reading profile

Practical, outward-looking, growth-minded, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Escapist Adventurer. Which reader are you?

Details
Published
2021
Language
EN

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