Title: Not a Conspiracy Theory Novel
Product review: Nelson Demille has done what some authors have failed to avoid when approaching sensative real time events: Sensationalism. Armed with solid data from the TWA 800 incident, the author presents both sides of the events that occured on that day without the 'Oliver Stone' formula. Five years after the event (and shortly before 9/11), two ficticious ATTF agents search for the truth as to what occured on that day only to find alot of government screwups in regards to how the case was handled. This novel is a wake up call for those who easily fall for the whole 'we never went to the moon', '9/11 was an inside job', or 'Alex Jones thinks that government jack-boots will be kicking in our doors at any time' attitude !
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