Mayday Book

I don't give out a lot of 5's, so I really need to explain this one for this very reason in addition to this book is way outside of my usual reading genres. I've always felt that if the author can properly evoke an intended emotional response in a reader, then the book is fairly well written. And while this book does stray outside of the realm of possibility on a number of occasions, I don't necessarily discount stories that take creative liberties. Isn't that why they are called stories?

With all of that in mind, this book is one hell of a ride. The suspense is palpable, the horror gut wrenching and the spirit invigorating. There were times where I was actually angry with the authors for taking the detail to the levels that they did. In the end, I couldn't stop with this book. I had to see it through to completion. And while yes the ending was predictable, that didn't keep me from liking the book. I felt compelled and had to experience this from end-to-end. This isn't the most intellectually challenging of reads, but the story is more than solid. Boil it all down, and you will be entertained when you finish with Flight 52.