Mayday Over The Pacific

Air Force One has been hit. The President is falling toward the Pacific. And what appears to be an act of war is only the beginning.

When a missile tears into Air Force One over the Pacific, President Van Buren is forced into an emergency escape pod while the crippled aircraft plunges toward the sea. In Washington, a stunned Vice President Bellows is thrust into a crisis that could reshape the nation—and perhaps the world.

But the attack is no accident.

As military pilots, government officials, investigators, fugitives, and ordinary people are drawn into an expanding web of conspiracy, the battle moves far beyond politics. Lives intersect in unexpected ways. Loyalties are tested. Hidden enemies emerge. And amid tragedy, betrayal, and events no one can explain, men and women who thought they understood faith discover what it means to depend upon God when everything familiar is stripped away.

From the White House to the open Pacific, from America to Mexico and beyond, Mayday Over the Pacific is a fast-moving novel of political intrigue, danger, redemption, and faith—where the struggle for a nation becomes inseparable from the struggles taking place within the human heart.

Because sometimes the greatest battle is not surviving the storm. It is deciding whom you will trust when it comes.