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The Last Hostage

By: John J. Nance
Narrated by: John J. Nance
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High above the Rocky Mountains, a routine airline flight becomes a midair standoff as 130 passengers listen to their captain relate the unprecedented demands of an unseen hijacker. Federal and state officials must hunt down, arrest, and indict the murderer of a young girl, and do it all in eight hours - or the airplane will be blown out of the sky.

With the airline in confusion, the media pursuing, and the hijacker forcing the aircraft into wild maneuvers as they head toward Salt Lake City, the FBI reluctantly fields its closest hostage negotiator, a rookie female agent and psychologist named Katherine Bronsky.

©1998 John J Nance (P)2006 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
Crime Fiction Suspense Technothrillers Thriller & Suspense Transportation Aviation Mystery
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as with all John Nance’s novels, they are incredibly spellbound Ing and surprising. Recommend you go to any of his books and read them. I especially like turbulence and saving Cascada.

Pocus suspenseful, full of plot twist and turns

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Refreshing story. Usually the F.B.I. are portrayed as never making a mistake. Since these are just stories and not real life it is nice to see that all people are somewhat fallible.

First time for this author!

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