Los Angeles Times（洛杉矶时报）:
T.J. Newman’s debut thriller is a nightmare come true for its pilot, Bill Hoffman. But for the author, it’s a publishing fairy tale come to life. The longtime flight attendant for Virgin America and Alaska Airlines wrote a thriller set on an airplane and sold it in a seven-figure, two-book deal. Then Universal grabbed the film rights for another seven figures, beating out Netflix and other big spenders.
原文链接：
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/books/story/2021-07-01/summers-big-thriller-goes-from-lax-to-jfk-its-author-went-from-flight-crew-to-hollywood-player
Amazon’s Best Books of July
https://www.amazon.com/amazonbookreview/read/B09882DN5J
If Falling weren’t about a plane hijacking, this would be the perfect book to read on an airplane—captivating, thrilling, and packed with nonstop action. Pilot Bill Hoffman is about to take off on a cross-country flight when he receives a call from his wife’s phone. Except the person on the other end isn’t his wife—it’s a man who is holding his wife, son, and infant daughter hostage. The terrorist gives Bill a choice: crash the plane he’s flying, or his family dies. Imagine the movie Speed, but on an airplane. The author, T.J. Newman, wrote the book while she was a flight attendant and staffed on cross-country flights. Falling is what a summer thriller should be—taut, suspenseful, and absolutely unputdownable.
—Sarah Gelman