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Book SynopsisThis well-researched book is a biography of the life—and disappearance—of Amelia Earhart, the pioneering aviator who was the first woman to fly solo over the Atlantic in 1928. But did Amelia’s plane really crash and sink in 1937, or was her fate entirely different?
Trade Review"This is a fascinating collage of highly provocative interpretations relative to the never-ending Earhart enigma; recommended for history and aviation enthusiasts, conspiracy theorists, lay readers, and public libraries." —John Carver Edwards, formerly with Univ. of Georgia Libs. * Library Journal *
"The sound structure of James’s argument—combined with reams of government documents, eyewitness accounts, and newspaper clippings from the period—makes for a surprisingly convincing case....This book is best suited for anyone interested in aviation, WWII, or the mystery surrounding Amelia Earhart’s fate." * Publishers Weekly *
