The First Officer's Report: The Inside Account of Flight 919 and its Place in the Age of Terror

Shawn Rhodes, the copilot of a Boeing 747, is locked out of the cockpit. The captain is insane, and intends to crash the jumbo jet into a major city! All the security measures implemented since 9/11/01 only thwart Shawn's desperate efforts to save the 500 people aboard, and the thousands who will die on the ground. If that's not enough, he's been plagued by nightmares and visions, and an obsession with a stunning, mysterious flight attendant. If Shawn can pull off a miracle, expect him to get involved with a U.S. decision to expand the War on Terror by attacking Iran, and to face the tragic consequences of a suicide bomber's attempt to assassinate the President. Shawn's story is one of personal growth, and is replete with suspense, caustic wit, and sexual intrigue. It's technically accurate and timely, but clearly written. It's a must-read for every traveler, and even airline pilots will find it informative. It could be fiction - or it could begin happening today!