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Turbulence #6
Flying Blind
Dead men tell no lies…not that it matters. Paul Cronin suspects he doesn’t speak the same language as his predecessor Marlin, anyway. Despite all the information in the red notebook he inherited, Paul is no closer to understanding the Bermuda Triangle anomaly than he would’ve been without it.
Dallas leads Paul to Marlin’s house to seek the elusive Black Box, but they’re not the only ones interested in Marlin’s personal effects. Telling the truth about what they’re looking for is out, and they only have a few free hours between flights in which to search—but maybe luck is on their side. A clue that surfaces from beyond the grave sends Paul hunting through the empty Bermuda airport in search of the discovery he’s certain will release Flight 511 from the turbulence once and for all.
Dallas leads Paul to Marlin’s house to seek the elusive Black Box, but they’re not the only ones interested in Marlin’s personal effects. Telling the truth about what they’re looking for is out, and they only have a few free hours between flights in which to search—but maybe luck is on their side. A clue that surfaces from beyond the grave sends Paul hunting through the empty Bermuda airport in search of the discovery he’s certain will release Flight 511 from the turbulence once and for all.
32 pages, ebook
First published December 12, 2012
About the author
Jordan Castillo Price
139 books2,134 followersAuthor and artist Jordan Castillo Price writes paranormal sci-fi thrillers colored by her time in the Midwest, from inner city Chicago, to various cities across southern Wisconsin. She’s settled in a 1910 Cape Cod near Lake Michigan with tons of character and a plethora of bizarre spiders. Any disembodied noises, she’s decided, will be blamed on the ice maker.
Jordan is best known as the author of the PsyCop series, an unfolding tale of paranormal mystery and suspense starring Victor Bayne, a gay medium who's plagued by ghostly visitations.
Jordan is best known as the author of the PsyCop series, an unfolding tale of paranormal mystery and suspense starring Victor Bayne, a gay medium who's plagued by ghostly visitations.
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September 2, 2016
2.5
Dallas takes Paul to Marlin’s house. While searching for clues on Marlin's computer, Paul triggers that email Marlin wrote in the first scene and the captain and Dallas finally receive it. Marlin’s ex-wife is arranging the service for Marlin and Paul and Dallas agree to go together.
Paul tries to solve the puzzle from Marlin's email. They are still not closer to solving the turbulence problem.
After they get back, Paul meets Chantal. Other than that email and the thing Paul checked while waiting for the time to go back, nothing really important happens in this instalment. Just an ok story.
Dallas takes Paul to Marlin’s house. While searching for clues on Marlin's computer, Paul triggers that email Marlin wrote in the first scene and the captain and Dallas finally receive it. Marlin’s ex-wife is arranging the service for Marlin and Paul and Dallas agree to go together.
Paul tries to solve the puzzle from Marlin's email. They are still not closer to solving the turbulence problem.
After they get back, Paul meets Chantal. Other than that email and the thing Paul checked while waiting for the time to go back, nothing really important happens in this instalment. Just an ok story.
February 2, 2016
"Dallas' heart felt too heavy for his body to contain it. He squeezed, and only then realized that Paul had never let go of his hand."
Two for the price of one. Confusing and eye opening for Dallas I'm sure. I like the two Pauls. Would love to know the other Dallas as well.
June 5, 2017
4.3 Stars
I have a feeling that even though each of these installments is in the 4 star range that when I sit and think about it the whole endeavor will be closer to 5 stars.
Still no clue what is going on...
I have a feeling that even though each of these installments is in the 4 star range that when I sit and think about it the whole endeavor will be closer to 5 stars.
Still no clue what is going on...
November 5, 2020
3.5 Stars
My word for this instalment is... "slow"
I was expecting more from this chapter because the story is getting so close to the end but not that much happened. Marlin seems to have left a clue but so far that went no where, like the other small clues he's left. Hopefully Paul will suddenly get an epiphany and soon. Still loving the story, it's just this chapter that lost a bit of enthusiasm for me.
Love Paul and Dallas, they are adorable. Dallas's niece shows up and that was too funny.
TAGS
-- Scifi -- was hoping for more -- winding down -- a few small clues -- nothing panned out -- the MCs... Paul & Dallas are so cute -- got a good chuckle -- still excited -- can't wait to get to the next chapter -- less than 40 pages
My word for this instalment is... "slow"
I was expecting more from this chapter because the story is getting so close to the end but not that much happened. Marlin seems to have left a clue but so far that went no where, like the other small clues he's left. Hopefully Paul will suddenly get an epiphany and soon. Still loving the story, it's just this chapter that lost a bit of enthusiasm for me.
Love Paul and Dallas, they are adorable. Dallas's niece shows up and that was too funny.
TAGS
-- Scifi -- was hoping for more -- winding down -- a few small clues -- nothing panned out -- the MCs... Paul & Dallas are so cute -- got a good chuckle -- still excited -- can't wait to get to the next chapter -- less than 40 pages
December 18, 2012
Dallas and Paul are just too cute together. They're easily one of my favorite couples in the M/M genre. Every time I get to read more about them leaves me smiling and craving more.
I really enjoyed this one. Paul's frustration and Dallas's grief are both so tangible, so real. And yet despite that, they still so obviously care about each other and their friends and family, and that matters, gives them something to hold onto. I do hope Paul finds some answers soon though, for all their sakes!
I really enjoyed this one. Paul's frustration and Dallas's grief are both so tangible, so real. And yet despite that, they still so obviously care about each other and their friends and family, and that matters, gives them something to hold onto. I do hope Paul finds some answers soon though, for all their sakes!
October 3, 2015
We got more into the mystery with this one, which I like best. I don't think there was much flashback, if any. Dallas's daughter puts in an appearance in a weird sort of way. The relationship between Dallas and Paul is really moving to something special, although it's all instalove. But of course, I needed that because there just isn't enough of their relationship in this series. As always, frustration is high there for them physically, and me, too!
March 17, 2016
Mesmerizing
Once again I'm caught up in this fascinating series, Turbulence, and Flying Blind book 6 has hit the bulls eye.
Paul is in hot pursuit of the black box and tries to follow a clue left behind in a haiku that Marlin wrote. And Paul and Dallas's relationship continues to evolve as it moves on to the next level. The Autopilots are something else!
I love this series! 5 stars!
Once again I'm caught up in this fascinating series, Turbulence, and Flying Blind book 6 has hit the bulls eye.
Paul is in hot pursuit of the black box and tries to follow a clue left behind in a haiku that Marlin wrote. And Paul and Dallas's relationship continues to evolve as it moves on to the next level. The Autopilots are something else!
I love this series! 5 stars!
July 13, 2015
Ok, so more Dallas and Paul in this one. Also, more time in reality vs Bermuda triangle weirdness.
At this point, I want answers. And I want Dallas and Paul to get what they want and deserve, which is each other.
They have been few and far between these last couple of episodes, but the intimate moments are heavy on feeling and meaning.
At this point, I want answers. And I want Dallas and Paul to get what they want and deserve, which is each other.
They have been few and far between these last couple of episodes, but the intimate moments are heavy on feeling and meaning.
December 18, 2018
So, Dallas' niece has a boyfriend, and she's not terribly happy about Dallas' choice of one.
I keep wondering about the not-so-empty Bermuda alters, about the way they don't seem to remember, but they also know things. How much of them is there?
And how can you make a relationship work when you are spending more time with the alter than with the original?
Not so much to finish the stories... will we get answers?
I keep wondering about the not-so-empty Bermuda alters, about the way they don't seem to remember, but they also know things. How much of them is there?
And how can you make a relationship work when you are spending more time with the alter than with the original?
Not so much to finish the stories... will we get answers?
October 4, 2013
This one was kind of a filler. It was important to learn more about Marlin. I just wanted to see a "real" black box from the last installment. Instead, there are more questions and no quicker to understanding what is going on. Dallas and Paul are just screwed. How do they know they are coming back to the real timeline? Where do the autopilots go when they are brought back together? Just weird.
January 24, 2013
this was a good instalment to see pual and dallas lives emerged together. cant wait for the next book, but as of now it isnt on nook.
the only thing i dont get is how, i believe it is paul, got a 380 view? to see all around you is 360, so was price trying to say soemthing else..idk but it bothered me....lol
the only thing i dont get is how, i believe it is paul, got a 380 view? to see all around you is 360, so was price trying to say soemthing else..idk but it bothered me....lol
May 8, 2014
This series keeps getting better and better and it's got me scrambling to get through it! This sixth in the series was finished less than two and a half hours after reading the first, I can't put them down!
June 14, 2013
Really likes this installment. I'm very curious about the mystery and all of Marlin's theories...I really want Paul to figure everything out.
August 30, 2013
Clues from beyond the grave? Check! This is incredibly good and painful at the same time. Only JCP makes it happen.
August 27, 2016
See review of book one of the Turbulence series if you really care what I thought.
June 27, 2014
I want to know what's going on dammit!
August 25, 2016
Another rating: 7/10
December 15, 2013
The more that is revealed the more complex the mystery becomes. Must keep reading.
April 20, 2017
Hmm… this one seemed to drag just a tad bit...but it could be where I am getting tired!
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