In the high-altitude world of international flight, Cassandra Bowden's life is one of jet lag, exotic locales, and the occasional too-much-to-drink night that obliterates memories. But waking up in a luxurious Dubai hotel room with a pounding headache and a dead man beside her marks the beginning of an unimaginable nightmare. With no memory of the night before, except for the haunting gaps filled with dread and too much alcohol, Cassie finds herself trapped in a chilling labyrinth of deception and murder. As she tries to navigate the thin air of truth, her reality becomes a precarious flight over a landscape of secrets and lies. Chris Bohjalian's "The Flight Attendant" is a masterful blend of suspense and psychological drama, taking readers on a turbulent journey through the skies of innocence and the alleys of guilt. With every page turned, the altitude of suspense climbs, strapping readers into a seat from which they cannot unbuckle. As Cassie's world spirals into a tailspin of deceit, the search for the truth becomes a desperate scramble for survival. In this riveting thriller, the question isn't just whether Cassie could have committed a murder during a blackout—but whether she can outfly the shadows that chase her, both on the ground and in the clouds.