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Autopilot Engaged (Turbulence #2)
by
Jordan Castillo Price (Goodreads Author)
People are complicated. Public figures often lead seedy double lives, while average folks rise to the occasion in times of crisis. Dallas Turner is a people person, and as a long-time flight attendant, he’s dealt with them all. Frazzled parents with overtired kids. Demanding businessmen who can’t fly unless they’re three sheets to the wind. Terrified passengers clinging to...more
ebook, 29 pages
Published
June 15th 2012
by JCP Books
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"This time, on The X-Files..."
In this second episode, we have alternating POVs between Dallas's (Mulder) first turbulence encounter on the way to Bermuda in the past and Paul's (Scully) present experience. By Price structuring it this way we get to know Dallas better, and we also see a few glimpses of what Marlin was like before he committed suicide at the very beginning of Into the Bermuda Triangle.
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In this second episode, we have alternating POVs between Dallas's (Mulder) first turbulence encounter on the way to Bermuda in the past and Paul's (Scully) present experience. By Price structuring it this way we get to know Dallas better, and we also see a few glimpses of what Marlin was like before he committed suicide at the very beginning of Into the Bermuda Triangle.
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"On the next exciting installment of…Turbulence!" That's kind of how I feel both starting and finishing this second piece of the Turbulence serial saga. Some questions from part 1 are answered as Paul begins to realize what his subbing in for Flight 511 really means, and a lot more questions are laid out. We also get some nice back-story and development for Awesome FA Dallas, who I love even more. I still have no idea where this story is going, but am excited about the prospects.
I have a feeling...more
I have a feeling...more
This was a chance to get to know Dallas a bit better and some foreshadowing as well. The characters are all different and therefore real to me. It was cute to watch Paul freak out about everything and get bogged down in the nitpicky details. If I were Paul, I wouldn't go more than twenty feet from the aircraft because I'd be scared it would take off without me. But the other stuff he comes up with would never occur to me. As before Dallas and Paul are adorable, but still no hanky panky.
another fun read by JCP. I can't help but love her work. the words come so easily, I always feel like i'm there with the characters, they are so realistic and flawed. I love it!
this story reminds me of a book I read about a plane that went through a time rift and found itself in an abandoned place... slowly the people inside the plane go insane/come up with a plan. and eventually the 'now' catches up with them... can't remember if it was King or Koontz? gonna found out!
great stuff and ofr course...more
this story reminds me of a book I read about a plane that went through a time rift and found itself in an abandoned place... slowly the people inside the plane go insane/come up with a plan. and eventually the 'now' catches up with them... can't remember if it was King or Koontz? gonna found out!
great stuff and ofr course...more
The plot thickens!
We learn more about Dallas, his life and his first Flight 511. Marlin was especially hilarious (Godzilla cloud!).
Paul is trying to deal with the (to say the least) unusual circumstances and Dallas and Kaye tell him their standing theory about what is happening to them every time they hit the turbulence in the Bermuda Triangle.
Dallas make some interesting statements at the end of the story and that was very frustrating because it WAS THE END. *sigh* But, this series is really l...more
We learn more about Dallas, his life and his first Flight 511. Marlin was especially hilarious (Godzilla cloud!).
Paul is trying to deal with the (to say the least) unusual circumstances and Dallas and Kaye tell him their standing theory about what is happening to them every time they hit the turbulence in the Bermuda Triangle.
Dallas make some interesting statements at the end of the story and that was very frustrating because it WAS THE END. *sigh* But, this series is really l...more
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dammit! it was over before i knew it and i feel like right when i thought i was gonna get some answers there it was.........the end! ugh!!!!
this was in Dallas' POV. you got to see what kind of man he is and he's pretty amazing! He's even trying to give his niece a better life. what a guy!
I still dont fully understand where the hell this story is going but I cant wait until the next book!!!!
this was in Dallas' POV. you got to see what kind of man he is and he's pretty amazing! He's even trying to give his niece a better life. what a guy!
I still dont fully understand where the hell this story is going but I cant wait until the next book!!!!
It was nice to see things from Dallas's perspective part of the time and learn a little more about him. This installment is mostly showing us what exactly is happening, even if we (and the characters) still don't know why!
A serial series to come out monthly, FREE at JCP books.
A serial series to come out monthly, FREE at JCP books.
Nov 26, 2012
willaful
rated it
3 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
those who have read the first episode
Shelves:
m-m
The second episode of "Turbulence" gives some background of the Flight Attendant Dallas, and introduces a mystery woman who seems as if she might be significant somewhere along the way. The mystery of the Bermuda Triangle is still being explored, with Paul nervously working things out. No real romance as yet, just undercurrents.
Nice development of the supernatural mystery as well as some fleshing out of Dallas's character. There wasn't much in the romance department in this installment, but the ending nods to how the plot developments (and theories) have consequences for the romance in ways that should be interesting and challenging.
Now I know where my lost luggage goes off to.
Also. YAY! Can I scream from the rooftops how much I love this series? Is that allowed? Eeeeeeeeeeeeeh! So much fun and very intriguing. Can't wait to see where this goes. AND beautiful cover.
Also. YAY! Can I scream from the rooftops how much I love this series? Is that allowed? Eeeeeeeeeeeeeh! So much fun and very intriguing. Can't wait to see where this goes. AND beautiful cover.
I enjoyed this story very much. It's much better than the first episode because it had more suspense and mystery. Even though it was too short. The author done the short really well. Highly recommended.
I enjoyed Part 2 of this series even more than the first part. So much to love about Dallas and Paul and even Kaye, and the story itself just gets more and more interesting. :D
The second installment of this paranormal m/m serial gives us more background on Dallas, how he ended up on this Bermuda Triangle flight, and what he thinks might be going on.
good follow up. i liked how she brought in dallas and was able to explain a lot more, especially of the old pilot assistent.. cant remember what it is actually called.
This feels like a cross between an episode of the Twighlight Zone and an episode of the tv series Lost. This episode of Turbulence gave us a few more tidbits about the characters and what might be going on but not enough to actually figure anything out. It gets more interesting and sucks you in a little more with each installment. I'm glad I don't have to wait for the next one.
I was surprised by this installment. I really enjoyed it alot more than the first one. So much so I have downloaded 3 and will read that one.
I must stop reading these, as it only makes me anxious for the next! Lets see if I can stick to my guns and resist when the next one comes out....
Reminds me of that old TV show "In Search Of" with Leonard Nimoy. Fun and kinda creepy.
I'm intrigued to see where this series is going. The empty Bermuda was haunting.
Mmm...having a tuff time getting invested...maybe book #3's better,eh?
This series takes a lot out of you to kerp things straight...cool concept!
This story get weirder and weirder but in a strangely entertaining way.
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Totally trippy. My head hurts trying to understand this story. ;)
3.5-4
Got it free at Amazon today!
Finished and on to the next, Red-Eye Dawn. JCP is THE master of M/M paranormal, no question about it. I'm totally hooked with Dallas and Paul.
Finished and on to the next, Red-Eye Dawn. JCP is THE master of M/M paranormal, no question about it. I'm totally hooked with Dallas and Paul.
Jul 15, 2012
Joyce
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Carey
Recommended to Joyce by:
Ms. Price
Ms. Price knows how to write a cliff hanger, since I was wondering the same thing as the ending... Can't wait for part 3..
3.5 stars.
I liked this episode better than the first one.
I liked this episode better than the first one.
Still intriguing. Still reminds me of The Langoliers.
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Jordan Castillo Price spent her formative drinking years in inner city Chicago, and is now writing paranormal thrillers from her home in small-town rural Wisconsin.
Jordan is best known as the author of the PsyCop series, an unfolding tale of paranormal mystery and suspense starring Victor Bayne, a gay medium who's plagued by ghostly visitations.
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Jordan is best known as the author of the PsyCop series, an unfolding tale of paranormal mystery and suspense starring Victor Bayne, a gay medium who's plagued by ghostly visitations.
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