The Flights From Delta Oceania
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Ongoing, First published Jun 24, 2015
In the small, poverty filled island of Delta Oceania, during the hottest summer since 1987, a plane takes off holding 18 passengers, 3 crates of mangos and papayas, 2 teenagers falling in love, a veteran suffering from the loss of his leg and his two brothers, a depressed, yet determined pilot, his hungover Jamaican copilot, one scared, lost, and mentally unstable 21 year old with a gun hidden under his belt, loaded and in ruthless hands, and a young stewardess searching for her purpose in life, this book contains the 24 hours leading up to the accident, and the chaos that follows.
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