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Royce Lemmington, a greedy and ruthless corporate giant, throws the lovely Caribbean island of San Miguel into turmoil. Stewart Pryce, an Air Traffic Controller with a troubled past, is drawn into the conflict by the crash of a jetliner on the island - a crash blamed on a fellow controller. Together with Yasmin Esteban, a quick-witted local reporter, Pryce uncovers the terrible fate Lemmington has planed for the island - a discovery that places them both in Lemmington's deadly sights.
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Radar Contact Lost is the compelling story of an Air Traffic Controller who "runs one into the rocks." Written by controller/pilot/Air Traffic Control Education Association Founder, Richard E. Smith, this fast-paced story set in the exotic Caribbean will grab your interest from the very first paragraph. If you're into Air Traffic Control or aviation - or are just looking for a quick, exciting read - this novel is for you!
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Royce Lemmington, a greedy and ruthless corporate giant, throws the lovely Caribbean island of San Miguel into turmoil. Stewart Pryce, an Air Traffic Controller with a troubled past, is drawn into the conflict by the crash of a jetliner on the island - a crash blamed on a fellow controller. Together with Yasmin Esteban, a quick-witted local reporter, Pryce uncovers the terrible fate Lemmington has planed for the island - a discovery that places them both in Lemmington's deadly sights.
From the Publisher
Radar Contact Lost is the compelling story of an Air Traffic Controller who "runs one into the rocks." Written by controller/pilot/Air Traffic Control Education Association Founder, Richard E. Smith, this fast-paced story set in the exotic Caribbean will grab your interest from the very first paragraph. If you're into Air Traffic Control or aviation - or are just looking for a quick, exciting read - this novel is for you!
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Inside This Book Citations: This book cites 2 books Explore: Citations | Concordance | Text Stats Key Phrases - CAPs: San Miguel, Nueva Madrid, United States, Aero Rojo, Royce Lemmington (more) Browse Sample Pages: Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Back Cover | Surprise Me! |
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It is more fun to make love in the tropics than in Pittsburgh. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
San Miguel, Nueva Madrid, United States, Aero Rojo, Royce Lemmington, Stewart Pryce, Doug Wilson, Agua Buena, Prairie States Mining, Chairman Fox, National Guard, Jeff Robins, Yasmin Esteban, Miss Esteban, Rancel Bloodworth, Guardia Nacional, Kenneth Fox, Paseo del Mar, Thomas Vargas, Vice President, Alta Vista Peak, Cardinal Ortiz, Air Force, Congressman Bloodworth, General Montoya New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
It is more fun to make love in the tropics than in Pittsburgh. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
San Miguel, Nueva Madrid, United States, Aero Rojo, Royce Lemmington, Stewart Pryce, Doug Wilson, Agua Buena, Prairie States Mining, Chairman Fox, National Guard, Jeff Robins, Yasmin Esteban, Miss Esteban, Rancel Bloodworth, Guardia Nacional, Kenneth Fox, Paseo del Mar, Thomas Vargas, Vice President, Alta Vista Peak, Cardinal Ortiz, Air Force, Congressman Bloodworth, General Montoya New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Air Traffic Control (Navso P) by United States on page 44
- Rocky Mountains by Sean M. Stewart on page 27
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