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Methodical Illusion follows flight attendant Vera Hanson as a crew member’s murder in a Paris hotel thrusts her back into a decade‑long aviation career she had avoided. The case pulls her into a cross‑country investigation into the 9/11 attacks, forcing her to reexamine questions that had never been seriously explored. Together with her pilot friend Jim Bowman, Vera uses insider knowledge of aircraft, FAA protocols, and hijacking policies to unearth details about the four lost planes and those on board. The novel presents meticulously researched arguments that challenge conventional narratives about the infamous day in 2001.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Politics & Government/Government
Authors: Rebekah Roth
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