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Follow on Google News | Brighton Publishing releases in eBook “Controlling” by Robert SecklerIn a brilliantly constructed Tour De Force of action and adventure, author Robert Seckler delivers “Controlling”—a non-stop flight of fiction that rings with plausibility and credibility
It was 1981, and President Ronald Reagan had just released thousands of air traffic controllers from their jobs across the nation. Five weeks later, in a reprisal of shocking proportion, former Special Forces Demolition Officer—and ex-air traffic controller—Earl Baker bombs Houston’s Air Traffic Control Center. The ensuing blast is devastating— and the result is a mid-air collision that leaves both pilots fighting to regain control of their damaged aircrafts. Two decades later, having eluded prosecution in the bombing, Earl Baker finds himself the recipient of a Doctorate Degree and a position as Chief Operating Officer for a global shipping company. As a former Navy pilot and ex-air traffic controller, Earl’s friend Rob Silvers has become certified on some of the largest planes ever built—eventually becoming a captain for Northwest Airlines. But neither of them are satisfied with the thought of a “typical” retirement, or in the sad state of their current financial situations. Soon, a plan is formulated that will change their fortunes… …a midair hijacking on a scale unseen since the infamous D.B. Cooper. “Author Robert Seckler uses his wide-ranging skill set to craft a forceful and absorbing plot fueled by intense characters and a remarkable authenticity rarely seen in today’s market,” said Kathie McGuire, director of Brighton Publishing LLC. “Paying homage to action and suspense masters like Robert Ludlum, James Grippando, and James Patterson, Controlling propels readers into an exhilarating realm of realistic action and heightened suspense.” Author Robert Seckler is a former pilot and, in 1981, was one of over eleven-thousand air traffic controllers to be terminated by President Reagan. Since then, Mr. Seckler has held the position of Vice President/General Manager of agencies for United Van Lines and North American Van Lines. In 1999, he was rehired by the FAA at Oakland Center, and in 2000, was transferred to the Houston Center as a controller. In 2007, Mr. Seckler retired from air traffic controlling, and currently lives with his wife in Coon Rapids, Minnesota. End
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