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Scatterpath: A Novel
Written with unbeatable authenticity, this chilling civilian technothriller plays on our worst fears about safety in the air. The inside politics of commercial aviation, workings of the agencies involved, and the fascinating procedures of crash investigations all provide a backdrop for this riveting suspense novel.
263 pages, Hardcover
First published May 1, 1993
About the author
Maralys Wills
28 books9 followersMaralys Wills has published seventeen books, raised six children and "lucked into the world's best teaching job."
Educated at Stanford and UCLA, she teaches novel-writing on the college level, and in 2000 was named Teacher of the Year. Her most challenging project, a poignant memoir titled Higher Than Eagles, became her greatest triumph, garnering excellent reviews and five movie options.
Wills considers public speaking the dessert for all the hard work of writing, and relishes every moment spent with a receptive audience. She lives and writes in Santa Ana, California."
Educated at Stanford and UCLA, she teaches novel-writing on the college level, and in 2000 was named Teacher of the Year. Her most challenging project, a poignant memoir titled Higher Than Eagles, became her greatest triumph, garnering excellent reviews and five movie options.
Wills considers public speaking the dessert for all the hard work of writing, and relishes every moment spent with a receptive audience. She lives and writes in Santa Ana, California."
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