Missing In Flight

Makayla Rossi is on a flight from Anchorage to New York when she checks on her sleeping son and finds his bassinet empty. Liam is gone, somewhere over thirty thousand feet of open sky.

The crew starts a search of the aircraft, and passengers join in, looking under seats and in the galleys and lavatories. A plane has no hiding places that a thorough search would miss, and the baby is not in any of them.

Then the focus shifts. No one on the crew recalls Makayla boarding with an infant, and the passengers seated near her do not remember seeing one either. What began as a hunt for a missing child becomes a questioning of the mother herself.

The book is a suspense novel set entirely in the confined space of one flight. Makayla cannot leave, and the people around her are weighing whether Liam was ever on board. Expect a tense, claustrophobic read built on doubt about what she says and who will believe her.