Hostage by Clare Mackintosh | Book Review
You can save hundreds of lives. Or the one that matters most
It's the first non-stop flight from London to Sydney and the world is watching this landmark journey.
But soon after the plane takes off, Flight attendant Mina receives a chilling anonymous note. Someone wants to make sure the plane never reaches its destination. They're demanding her cooperation . . . and they know exactly how to get it.
It's twenty hours to landing and a lot can happen in twenty hours . . .
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