The Last Seat on the Hindenburg

About this book

A mysterious young woman. A forgotten war hero. A secret stretching across four thousand years. When Philadelphia journalist Donovan O’Fallon accidentally answers the wrong phone call, he finds himself drawn into the lives of two extraordinary people: Sandia, a hauntingly beautiful young woman struggling with strange speech patterns and crippling headaches… and her ninety-three-year-old great-grandfather, William Martin, a decorated World War II Marine trapped inside the memories of a war he can no longer escape. As Donovan digs deeper into the old man’s forgotten past, he uncovers a story spanning centuries and oceans: from the brutal beaches of Kwajalein during World War II… to ancient Polynesian voyagers crossing the vast Pacific in fragile double-hulled canoes… to a chilling modern-day prison hidden deep in Central Asia. Somehow, all of these lives are connected. And at the center of the mystery lies one impossible question: Who really occupied the last seat on the Hindenburg? Sweeping across thousands of years of human courage, sacrifice, love, survival, and destiny, The Last Seat on the Hindenburg is a powerful historical thriller filled with unforgettable characters, epic adventure, wartime heroism, and a mystery that transcends time itself.

In the author's own words, as submitted to eBookStage.