A gripping aviation thriller by Douglas Terman, author of First Strike. Praised by critics as intensely suspenseful with authentic detail and three-dimensional characters, this high-powered novel delivers plot twists and a chilling narrative. Characteristics ISBN-10 0-684-16723-9 Book cover finish(es) Hardcover ( square back binding ) Special Features • Dust jacket Condition Good Author(s) Douglas Terman Publisher Charles Scribner's Sons Number of pages 350 Published date 1980 Language(s) English Size 15 x 21.5 x 3 cm Categorie(s) • ROMANS - FICTION• AVIATION CIVILE Description In Free Flight, the author immerses us in the demanding and fascinating world of aviation, where every takeoff is a promise and every landing a challenge. Through the journey of a pilot in search of meaning, the novel explores that fragile moment when we realize that the life we lead may not be the one we chose. In the silence of the skies, far from the hustle and bustle of the world, the sky becomes a place of truth. Flying is no longer just a technical feat: it is a way to escape expectations, confront your doubts, and redefine your priorities. But freedom comes at a price, and gaining altitude also means facing up to what you have left behind on the ground. Between aerial tension, introspection, and a breath of adventure, Free Flight is a sensitive and masterful novel that speaks to all those who have ever dreamed of a new beginning. It is a story of choice, courage, and freedom—the kind that begins when we dare to follow our own path.
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