In 'The Ghost of Mystery Airport' by Van Powell, readers are taken on a thrilling journey through a mysterious airport where unexpected events and haunting encounters await. Powell's writing style is gripping and suspenseful, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat as they unravel the mysteries surrounding the ghostly presence at the airport. The book falls within the genre of supernatural fiction, with elements of horror and mystery seamlessly woven into the narrative. Powell's attention to detail and ability to create a vivid and atmospheric setting adds depth to the story, making it a compelling read. As readers delve deeper into the book, they will find themselves engrossed in the chilling tale of the ghost and the secrets that lie hidden within the airport. Van Powell, a seasoned author with a knack for crafting thrilling narratives, draws on his expertise in the supernatural genre to deliver a captivating story in 'The Ghost of Mystery Airport'. Powell's background in writing and his passion for the paranormal shine through in this book, making it a must-read for fans of mystery and suspense. With his skillful storytelling and unique perspective, Powell creates a memorable reading experience that will leave a lasting impression on readers. I highly recommend 'The Ghost of Mystery Airport' to readers who enjoy supernatural fiction and are looking for a gripping and suspenseful read. Powell's masterful storytelling and the eerie atmosphere he creates in the book make it a captivating and thrilling journey that will keep readers guessing until the very end.

The fourth and final book in the Air Mystery series (originally published as the Sky Scout series). Van Powell weaves a mystery tale of adventure and surprise in this tintilating mystery novel! Fans of the genre will be mightily impressed!

Frank and Joe find themselves on an uninhabited Caribbean island when they follow clues left by a gang of platinum thieves

Describes the mysterious happenings surrounding the crash of Eastern Airlines Flight 401, which happened in 1972.

For the first time, Stephen Grey tells the inside story of international prisons sanctioned by the U.S. Government and used by the CIA to hold and torture people suspected of terrorism. Using contacts deep inside the U.S. Government, Grey reveals how deeply the Bush administration is involved in the program and questions the truth of statements made by Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice. He also shines a spotlight on the heads of European nations who turned a blind eye to the program when it showed up in their back yards. Grey takes an unflinching look at a horrendous practice that scorns Geneva Convention rules and is powered by corruption at the highest levels of governments worldwide. Through his unprecedented access to CIA flight records and dozens of sources at the senior levels of the current administration, Grey has produced a story of flight plans, extreme torture, and the clash of religions and governmental posturing that goes on today. Ghost Plane tells the stories of individuals abducted at airports around the world and transported for interrogation and torture on a fleet of leased planes manned by CIA operatives. Grey paints a disburing ethical picture of the war on terror and lays the responsibility for abduction and torutre at the doorstep of Washington, D.C.

Valuable electronic parts containing platinum are being stolen from shipments made by Stanwide Mining Equipment’s cargo planes, and Frank and Joe are called upon to assist their world-renowned detective father solve the baffling case. While posing as Stanwide employees, the boys look into the truth behind the chief pilot’s death at sea. The puzzling trail of clues leads the young sleuths to an uninhabited Caribbean island, but the final, and most startling, discovery is made in the boys’ home town of Bayport.

Frank and Joe Hardy investigate mysterious airborne happenings.