Romance Novelist Turns Mysterious Missing Malaysia Flight 370 Into Story of Love

JUPITER, Fla. - May 19, 2014 - PRLog -- The world was shocked, saddened and horrified at the loss of 240 people aboard Malaysia Flight 370 when it reportedly crashed into the Indian Ocean last March. As friends and families mourned while search and rescue crews from around the world raced to find the mysterious missing aircraft, a man in Tequesta, Florida was gathering the facts from news reports and assembling them into his own personal theory of what happened to the missing plane.

"At first, like everyone else, I was trying to use whatever information came across the news to figure out how such a large plane could be missing with the technology we have today for tracking and locating almost everyone and everything," says novelist Rick Bennette of Tequesta, Florida. "After a week went by without locating any trace of physical evidence, I had my own theory of why the missing plane was never found. Every disaster has, among its sadness, something positive come out of it as well. 9-11 had heroes and togetherness come forth in its aftermath. As a romance novelist, I wanted moments of love to come out of this latest disaster."

About a week after Flight 370 went missing without a trace, Rick set his imagination to work. He created a the story of a man who, having lost the love of his life, would rise from the disaster to find what most of us are looking for. Mr. Bennette created a story of love and romance, of sacrifice and survival that revolves around a fictional account of the actual event. Every effort has been made to keep the facts as accurate as possible. The story presents a plausible explanation of what might have really happened to the missing airliner and its passengers.

"I wanted this to not only be a story of a disaster, but one of reverence to the missing people who may have lost their lives," says Rick. "I want to honor these people in prayer to whatever God any of us believe exists without getting connected to any one religion."

Just Plane Gone is published by Beeline Publishing. It is Rick's fifteenth published book on Amazon. Having moderate success with this modern day publishing paradigm, Mr. Bennette is using a new marketing technique for his latest book.

"Rather than simply publishing the entire book at once, I am publishing the 300 page novel in six parts, all spaced one week apart," says Rick. "Each part is priced at 99 cents, which is the minimum amount that Amazon allows for ongoing publication. This allows readers to begin reading for nearly nothing, and brings with it an element of anticipation for the parts that follow. It also allows the start of the book to be available as the remainder undergoes the editing process."

Waiting to complete the editing process and publish the entire book at once would have taken an additional month, according to Rick. This way, parts of the story can be read as they are finished. It's an interesting concept, and one that Rick is using for the first time with his books.

The storyline is believable, both from a technical standpoint and from a personal one. Rick's account may be fiction, but it's fiction that has at least some possibility of someday becoming the real account of what may have happened to Flight 370.

Just Plane Gone is available right now on Amazon. Search Rick Bennette on Amazon, or simply use the link below.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KEX70ZQ