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Published: May 03, 2011
Words: 935 (approximate)
Language: English
Description
A Hawaiian helicopter tour gone awry...Tags
life, death, happiness, helicopter, danger, terror, meaning, fate, crash, survival, injuryAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Susan
on July 08, 2011 :
Well written - a good read.
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Review by:
Jeanna Mae
on May 11, 2011 :
I like where I think this one is going - easy read, I think it is well written!
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Review by:
Mark Stewart
on May 05, 2011 :
For a short story I thought it was well written. The ending was unexpected and so I gave four stars.
(review of free book)
Review by:
Ernest Winchester
on May 04, 2011 :
Kohala is the oldest mountain on the Big Island and long dead; therefore, a volcano didn’t burn the short-lived survivor of this crash. In the years I’ve lived here in Hawaii, there have been several such crashes of tour chopper and fixed wing aircraft, so the story is quite plausible. It is interesting and well written for such a short piece of fiction.
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Review by:
Jon Hartford
on May 04, 2011 :
A well written horror-adventure short. There may be an issue or two, and it's a little unrealistic (and kind of gross), but worth a read.
Why was the helicopter door hot? Did they crash in a volcano? It doesn't say. "...pulling something in his shoulder and may have..." mixes past and present tenses--'pulled' was probably intended.
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