Review: Still Unclear but Counting
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
MH 370: By Accident or DesignI was given this book for an honest review.  So here are my thoughts.MH 370 - By Accident or Design written by Peter Lee is a book written shortly after the disappearance of Flight 370.  I gave this book a three because it was dry and to technical for a great read. and because of it's dryness I had a hard time staying awake.  Mr. Lee begins with a hypothesis of what may have happened to the Malaysia Arline Boeing 777-200ER (which is ER=Extend  Range) through the beginning of the flight to the disappearance, much like a scientist writes about a hypothesis on Stem Cell research.Mr. Lee has a military and intelligence background and because of his experience he is able to make and write about what may have happened with the MH 370.  He has been a pilot, licensed for flying both terminal and transit duty.  He worked as a military air traffic controller and he was instrumental in determining the sequence of events in loss of a Harrier fighter aircraft  that was lost in the North Irish Sea which seemed  completely inexplicable and then was an expert witness in the Board of Inquiry.  However, in writing this book he uses an alias.He begins his Hypothesis with the events of 8 March 2014 and carries you along  through the timeline step by step.  Using only the information we have all had he plots out several hypothesis that could have happened during the flight and comes up with a scenario that appears to be the best theory of all which in my opinion seems the more realistic of all scenarios.This is a living book, meaning that it carries on till  the flight is discovered that way he can add more material as more information becomes available.  If you are a pilot this book would be simple to read but as a novice some  reading is difficult because  I am not a pilot.  It is written dramatically as events open up and things happen.  Mr. Lee keeps the information as simple as possible for those of us who know very little about the instruments in the cockpit as well as all the safety guards on board.  At least someone has tried to tackle the difficult questions as who was involved in the HH 370 disappearance and gives some very logical reason it did.