The Flight girl 5403

"I was hired to work on a long investigation for eighteen years." Can you imagine that? Eighteen years and this story is pressing on my nerves, like a little piece of gum that has been chewed repeatedly until it loses its taste. Be careful, readers of these pages: this piece of gum may cling to your memory and knead in your imagination.And your logic plays with it, without end...

Liz Rose or Emily? Who is the baby who is no more than three months old, and fate has decreed that she be the only survivor of the crash of Flight 5403?

Two families, the first rich and the second poor, are tearing each other apart to take custody of the girl who has been dubbed by the media as a dragonfly. Eighteen years later, a private investigator finds what he sees as the key to solving the case, before he dies under mysterious circumstances, leaving behind a diary with all the details of his investigation.

False evidence, dashed hopes and certainties remain in doubt...From Paris to Istanbul through Canada, the reader finds himself involved in a frantic race that will end only with the fall of all masks.

Are coincidences and strange accidents that take place just a game of fate's games? Or are they stones on a chessboard that someone has moved from the beginning?

The Flight girl 5403 is not only a suspenseful novel that keeps it exciting to the last lines, but a novel that prompts us to think about the limits of money's ability to give us happiness and the power of love, in the name of which we may commit the most craziest acts.

An extremely exciting story, careful psychological analysis of all the characters, an abundance of feelings, emotions, and comic situations.