The Day They Fell From The Sky: 10 Lone Survivors and Their Harrowing and Incredible True Stories of Plane-Crash Survival

by Oliver Martin Cass

Resilience is humanity’s greatest strength against the harsh realities of the world. these tales may not be suitable for the light of heart.

Witness the dangerously impossible with riveting accounts of mankind’s astonishing aptitude for survival! This collection proudly presents 10 phenomenally true stories of brave and relentless souls who made it through the world’s most horrific airplane crashes. Be among the first to read detailed passages about their unfathomable falls, fight for survival, and road to rescue. Plus, discover personal testimonies about their lives after the disasters.

Prepare yourself for the ultimate page-turning experience

● The ‘miracle girl’ who defied the wrath of the Indian Ocean

● The single mother who clamored for safety in the heart of the Colombian jungle

● The flight attendant who broke the record for the highest freefall without a parachute

And more!

These people prove that we wield the power to rise up against even the most terrible adversities.

We are all capable of being survivors.

We can all be legends.



This book also includes a bonus chapter on how to increase your chances of survival in a catastrophic plane crash. This information is not readily available! But I am sharing this with you as a bonus for purchasing and reading this book.

With this book in your hands, you are better prepared for scenarios similar in nature. Equipped with your new knowledge, you can act quickly to save yourself and others. Taking inspiration from the stories and applying the skills you have learned can mean the difference between life and death.

Genres: Nonfiction, Audiobook, Survival

134 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 16, 2022

Reviews

[Mary Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good story but needs editing

The stories are sad, but they are interesting. I liked the follow up on how the survivors fared later in life. The book needs editing. The tense changed back and forth, sometimes in the same sentence. A marker to indicate changes in scenes/POV would help. There is an overuse of the words likely and luckily. I believe a good beta reader would have caught these repetitive words. The writer kept good momentum in the stories. It was hard to read them without experiencing sadness.

[Cynthia Gillner · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was interesting to me as my father was killed in a plane crash. It was a super fast read. My heart goes out to these survivors for what they experienced and what they carried with them since the crash.

[John C Covollo · Rating 5 out of 5]

I appreciated reading about these sole survivors and what they go through afterwards with survivors guilt. Thank you for telling us their stories!

[Jacqueline Snow · Rating 2 out of 5]

Fell asleep 3x mid read and felt like I was reading a 17 year old boys journal entries 😮‍💨

[Ryan Sullivan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Short book but good stories.

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