The Last Flight Out

The plan was surgical. The fallout is total.

When a joint U.S.-Israeli strike decapitates the Iranian leadership, the world expects a new dawn. Instead, they get the fire. As the regime's "Dead Hand" protocols engage, a wave of retaliatory strikes transforms the Middle East into a landscape of collapsing cities and darkened skies.

In the heart of Riyadh, the final gateway to the West is closing. David Miller, a pilot haunted by a past he can't outrun, sits in the cockpit of the last functional airliner on the tarmac. Among the desperate thousands surging toward the gates is Sarah Vance, the woman he once loved, carrying a truth that could change the course of the war—if they can get off the ground.

With the city's defense perimeter failing and cruise missiles painting the horizon, David has one chance to fly a broken plane through a gauntlet of fire.

One runway left. Three hundred seats. No turning back.