The Case of D.B. Cooper's Parachute

Fun easy read based on local legend DB COOPER. Lot of local spots featured. Likable detective solving the only unsolved skyjacking in America.

my neighbor wanted me to read this book, finished in three days, great read

I found this book to be an intriguing mystery filled with suspense. This was one time that I really could not figure out who the villain was! And, even when you do learn who the villain was, you're not quite sure if the evil will stop. I don't want to ruin it for anyone, so I can't explain exactly what I mean or I would be giving away the individual in question. But I think when you read it, you too may come to the same conclusion. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good, suspenseful mystery.

Excellent read. For those unfamiliar with the case of DB Cooper, this is a comprehensive and intriguing book that leaves you wanting more. The analysis presented is convincing without being persuasive.

Whatever happened to DB Cooper?This engaging novel provides the reader with one possible (plausible?) story.Sullivan - who, by the way, is the author of several great hiking guides for Oregon - knows a lot about the Pacific Northwest, in general, and Portland, Oregon in particular.He weaves iconic (and some not so iconic) Pacific Northwest and Portland locations into this fictionalized account of the famous DB Cooper incident - from its inception to its immediate aftermath up to the present day.If you're interested in DB Cooper and looking for a great read, then this is your book.

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From such a little bit of history a good mystery was wovened. Mr. Sullivan used the Portland area as a background which made the story more interesting to me, as I have been to many of these places. Our book club really enjoyed the book and it's many characters and tales.

Entertaining take on who DB Cooper could be. Fun reading, lots of twists and turns. Especially fun if you know the geography.