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A loft apartment in London's East is doomed due to demolition and redevelopment scheduled for the following week. Ken Nott, attending a mid-week wedding lunch, starts dropping items off the roof towards the deserted car park below. Other guests join in, and soon half the contents of the flat are falling towards the tarmac. Meanwhile, mobiles ring and the apartment's TV is turned on, revealing that a plane has just crashed into the World Trade Center.
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A haunting tale merging personal chaos with global tragedy.
Who is this book for?
Dead Air offers a gripping look at how a seemingly mundane event turns into a devastating reflection of the world's chaos. The story's mix of individual despair and the sweeping tragedy of 9/11 makes it a thought-provoking read that stays with you long after. If you're interested in stories that mix the personal with the political, this one is definitely worth exploring.
