From the first page, the seemingly dull plot of Airframe grabs the reader's attention. With political trouble in the plant, a deadline for the investigation, and rumors of mutiny, the novel is filled with action along with a precise measurement of suspense. Crichton, one of my favorite authors, plans his novels superbly timing the chapters at the pinnacle of the action. By this method of writing, it was difficult to stop reading, which is the signature of an excellent book.

The page that I chose to photocopy, is the beginning of the conclusion. It is the end of the investigation, and Casey Singleton, the protagonist of the novel, is about to uncover what really happened on TPA flight 545. Along with her, is Jennifer, a reporter for "Newsline," on a task to unravel the secrets of the doomed flight. When all else fails, the two must ride the very plane that killed three people in an attempt to reenact the flight. They may land safely back on the runway, or they may crash in the untested plane. Whatever the outcome, the only sure thing is that they will finally know for sure what happened that night.

resting and intriguing novels I have ever read. Like most other Michael Crichton novels, it is extremely technical, yet, also thoughtfully written. This combination of plot an

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