Do I have plans for a Non-fiction?

Rebekah Roth
Jun 1, 2016
2 min read

Short answer: Yes. But putting out three novels in eighteen months has been exciting, exhausting and at times overwhelming. The research has seemed to be unending as I continue to dig through the freedom of information data from 9/11. With each piece of the puzzle I uncover, I go through a variety of emotions as I put myself in the position of the flight attendants on the four flights.

My own life has become the target of internet hate-mongers and lunatics and I have had to make many changes in my life and life-style for my personal safety as well as that of both family and friends.

One thing I learned is that there are some seriously insane, hate-filled and evil people that were masquerading as people claiming to be knowledgeable and interested in the truth about what we were told were terrorist attacks on our nation on September 11, 2001.

Because they did not believe planes actually took off from Boston, Washington and Newark they also believe that nobody died on those four ill-fated flights. Well, they are wrong and apparently a professional airline employee familiar with the FAA hijack protocols and other aspects of in-flight and hijack procedures was very threatening to those bloviators that knew nothing about airplanes, airlines and FAA protocols.

I never dreamed that people would want to know about me personally like these obsessed lunatics have shown, but now that I know they will earn a chapter in my non-fiction book.

I plan to take some down time to relax and enjoy the summer and fall, my favorite seasons of the year in any country. Then I will begin work on a non-fiction book using all the government documents I have used for my own research.