Mayday

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Summary: Best book ever written! BAR NONE!
Review: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH watchout. you won't sleep

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Summary: Flight 280 Revisited
Review: THis story that Demille wrote over 30 years ago, could be the truth behind what happened to flight 280, (during the summer olympics in Atlanta 96). If you are looking for extreme adventure, and conspiracy than this is the book for you. Just don't read it while your in the airplane!!!

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Summary: Demille's best ever
Review: "Mayday" is the best novel I've read this summer. Only "The Triumph and the Glory" and "Point of Origin" can compare to it for spellbinding suspense and superb plotting.

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Summary: A great holiday read but you may not want to fly home!
Review: I usually read a book in about 3 to 4 weeks but it only took me 3 days to finish this as I just could not put it down. The action is fast paced with the story not just on the plane but also at the headquarters of the aircraft operator and onboard a naval aircraft carrier. If you want simply to read a book that is a thriller with lots of action and excitement then this is the book for you. Do not expect Shakespeare but do expect a rollercoaster ride of pure entertainment.

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Summary: Mayday
Review: This is a good book. The only thing is there is alot of military stuff which is kind of slow but picks up. Great book

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Summary: Oh my god this was good!
Review: I am just 10 years old and spend most of my time with my head in a book. This book was suspenseful and thrilling and I loved it to the end. It was easy to read and the authors kept you into the book every second of the day. You cant put it down. The characters are well thought out and the heroism is great. The brain-dead zombies walking around the plane are a little tacky, but i still recomend it to anyone who wants to read a good book.

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Summary: Disaster+Bad Guys+Unlikely Hero+Love Interest=Fun Read
Review: I zipped through this book in only a few sittings knowing all to well the fate of the airliner, the villains, and the heroes; but nonetheless, Block and DeMille have put together an entertaining page turner. Block's mastery of the airplane and decompression details are macabre, yes, but fascinating; and along with DeMille's character development, the book is just a fun read.

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Summary: A young person's veiw.
Review: Though I maybe young, I know good books when I read them. Just like Plum Island, you cant put this book down! I read this book in 1 day! 4 housr, to be exact. If you're the type of person who loves bloodshed, romance and adventure all in one, this is the perfect book!

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Summary: Wonderful!
Review: Firstly, I must say I haven't heard of Nelson before, so I don't know what to expect. But the truth is, because I had no expectations, the book kept me flipping its pages. It was so exciting and technical that I finished it in less than a day. Kind of predictable though, but still a good readable book.

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Summary: How do spell rubbish - M A Y D A Y !!
Review: Very poor, after the first few pages I thought, I've read this before, so I checked my shelves and there it was "MAYDAY" by "Thomas H Block" a book I bought about 10 years ago, and guess what, it's about a supersonic airliner hit by a missile, decompressed with only 5 people alive...blah blah blah. It was bad then, and a few tweaks and sticking Nelson DeMille's name on it don't make it any better.

AVOID THIS AT ALL COSTS !!