Clive Cussler
Author
At last, an in-depth account that finally lays the Amelia Earhart mystery to rest. Elgen and Marie Long lead us through the final flight and prove conclusively that Earhart and Noonan simply missed Howland Island, ran out of fuel, and set down in the sea. A must-read of a rock-solid verdict.

Reeve Lindbergh
Author of Under a Wing
The quiet expertise and painstaking intelligence of this book are a tribute to all aviators and a real gift to aviation history.

Kevin O'Brien
The Plain Dealer (Cleveland)
For those interested in learning all there is to know about Amelia Earhart's final flight, [the Longs] have done a remarkably thorough job of pulling it together.

Milton R. Shils
The Philadelphia Inquirer
May I suggest that you quickly find this book in your favorite bookstore or library, sit in a comfortable chair and live through those final days and last hours of Earhart's fateful flight? Only then can you fully appreciate the remarkable research and writing of the Longs.

David R. Richards
The Indianapolis Star
Reading this book is like sinking into an adventure story. The stakes are high and the two main characters are charismatic, brave and charming. Anyone interested in aviation, or the power of women to inspire, should read it and take note, despite its tragic ending.

Adam Woog
The Seattle Times
The most levelheaded and persuasive [book about Amelia Earhart's disappearance] of all.