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Federal investigators rule a mysterious plane crash in the Arizona desert a "pilot error," but archaeologist Nicolette Scott knows there is more to the story than authorities are letting on. When her eyewitness account of the incident is discredited, she joins forces with the dead pilot's grandfather, John Gault, a man who shares her expertise in aviation and her determination to uncover the truth. Their quest leads them to the discovery of a top-secret facility near the crash site, and, ultimately, to a chilling conspiracy allowing illegal aliens to be detained there for use as human guinea pigs in radiation testing. The action kicks in when the pair decides to take Gault's WWII bomber on its final flight to avenge his grandson's death.
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On a dig at the edge of the Sonoran Desert, archaeologist Nicolette Scott witnesses a bizarre plane crash that leaves a young man dead in the cockpit of his mangled, burning Cessna. Federal investigators call it pilot error. But the dead man's grieving grandfather, a man who shares Nick's passion for aviation, is demanding answers. Nick knows what she saw with her own eyes--a chopper shadowing the Cessna before it went down--but no one believes her except Matt's grandfather John Gault. Now what the two will find plunges them into a fierce battle against a deadly conspiracy.
