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Fasten your seat belt and prepare for a bumpy ride. This thriller follows the misfortunes of a visionary new airline. As each flight struggles to get off the ground, mechanical and financial sabotage causes numerous problems. Nonstop action circles the globe, and Brian Emerson achieves seamless transitions between American, Scottish, Canadian and Chinese accents. The majority of the characters are male and are easily differentiated. The action is so intense and the voices are so natural the listener is propelled through the story. C.W. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to the Audio Cassette edition.
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Phoenix Rising reads like a cross between a black box transcript and Business Week. The dual dangers to a new airline involve financial skulduggery and terrorism. New chief financial officer Elizabeth Sterling must cope with both as she discovers just how much trouble her new company is in. As events jump from bombs in Washington state to London banks to the arctic wilds of Canada, Elizabeth must race to meet them. Not only is her airline in danger of hostile takeover, but her daughter's very life is at stake. The gripping story of her ripostes to these threats makes an absorbing book. Dennis Winters --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Fasten your seat belt and prepare for a bumpy ride. This thriller follows the misfortunes of a visionary new airline. As each flight struggles to get off the ground, mechanical and financial sabotage causes numerous problems. Nonstop action circles the globe, and Brian Emerson achieves seamless transitions between American, Scottish, Canadian and Chinese accents. The majority of the characters are male and are easily differentiated. The action is so intense and the voices are so natural the listener is propelled through the story. C.W. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to the Audio Cassette edition.
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Phoenix Rising reads like a cross between a black box transcript and Business Week. The dual dangers to a new airline involve financial skulduggery and terrorism. New chief financial officer Elizabeth Sterling must cope with both as she discovers just how much trouble her new company is in. As events jump from bombs in Washington state to London banks to the arctic wilds of Canada, Elizabeth must race to meet them. Not only is her airline in danger of hostile takeover, but her daughter's very life is at stake. The gripping story of her ripostes to these threats makes an absorbing book. Dennis Winters --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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- Fire Flight: A Novel (Nance, John J) by John J. Nance in Front Matter
- More Rip-Roaring Reads for Reluctant Teen Readers: by Bette D. Ammon on page 74
- The Last Hostage by John J. Nance in Front Matter
- Saving Cascadia: A Novel by John J. Nance in Front Matter