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Flight 12 by Gray Ponzo. Responses:In this book the author mainly critisise how the FBI agent Nick Bracco is on a search of a small antimatter device which may change the world in an instance. Nick was on midnight flight named flight-12 from JFK to Rome which further gets disappers mysteriously. So, it there was any mechanical failure? Has the flight been hijacked? Thus this stands alone a thriller until the final page of book. In this book it is stated that how one can have to get crucial to their respective position even in offduty. Nick was not even familiar with the face or a person identity who was going to carry that device. Meanwhile after checking the boarding pass of travelers Nick noticed a women taking a seat next to him. Her name was Jess Kimball a well-known journalist. Further they followed their conversion on that device. The way in which Nick was interacting with the travelers and the way he told Jess to do so was not so inspiring delighted, as Nick always returned to his seat with more question than answers. The question raised by Jess was then why you haven’t emptied the plane and arrested the suspect having that device on plane? Futher Nick replied we need to get certain about our facts. And yes it is true that more often they sometimes gets misleading of information. Meanwhile the pilot named Greko manipulate the direction of aircraft to more southern direction without notifying the crew. So is this reliable? When Nick came to know that his compass was pointing in southern direction and also the wifi of the plane has been dismantled, he waited for it to get it right instead of taking any actions. At last I think that this type of stories is deserved to be told throughout everyone. The writer elaborates the story with modern twist as it narrates the story from the perspective of a agent.