On December 17, 1973 Pan Am Clipper Flight #110 was blown up by Arab terrorists while sitting on the tarmac at Rome's Fumicino Airport. Thirty-one people were killed including seventeen people the author knew. It was said to be the "bloodiest skyjacking to date." The "proud" terrorists called their murderous rampage "Operation Hilton." What happened to the terrorists? Where did they come from and who financed them? What was Pan Am's reaction during the attack? What about the Italian police? Would you be surprised to learn that when the author said to a policeman, "Pull your gun, shoot, do something," the policeman actually said, "No, I don't want to get involved"? What happens to the survivors and their guilt? How does someone recover from something this devastating? When someone suffers this kind of remorse and guilt do they continue to create havoc in their life? PTSD, alcoholism, other addictions, co-dependency and recovery are covered in this absolutely spell-binding book. If you see yourself in these pages do not be too surprised. Where does a person go once they have worked through the nightmares, the night terrors? Where does such a journey take them? This story will show you how to resolve the dreams, why it is important to integrate the parts of you that split off through every day life and how to move forward and away from a disastrous situation and the shattered illusion of what occurred even before the disaster. You will laugh, you will cry and then you will say, "Hmm, there is more to this story than the actual story..."