Cycles Since New: An Aviation Mystery

Four minutes out of Boise, a turbine disc tears itself apart at eight thousand >The paperwork on the failed part is perfect. No gaps, no corrections, not one loose thread in fourteen years of records - and in eleven years of accident >Clean is what frightens her. The metal tells her the disc had flown four times longer than it was ever built to fly. Somewhere between a scrapyard and an engine shop, someone wrote a number >Then Ani goes to interview the receiving inspector who flagged that document five months before the crash, and finds a house with the mail still stacked inside the door. The coroner has ruled it an accident. Nobody is investigating. As a federal accident investigator she has no authority over a death in a home - only over what >She is going to find out who wrote the document. What it costs her, and the >Aviation is the most documented industry on earth. Every one of those documents >Cycles Since New is the first book in The Ani Demirjian Mysteries - technical crime fiction set in the commercial aircraft parts industry, for readers who want the procedure to be real.