David Hough's exciting aviation thriller Heathrow has received a 5-star review on Amazon. The reviewer thought the book was "brilliant" and "could not put the book down".

The story of Heathrow begins when a fire disrupts the London Air Traffic Control Centre and the controllers move to an emergency control room at Heathrow – which is exactly where a group of terrorists want them.
 
The crisis deepens and the whole of London’s Air Traffic Control system comes under attack. Despite facing personal danger, the controllers struggle to keep the airspace safe.

​Desperate measures are needed to discover who is behind the attack, and what they want. Measures that put innocent lives at risk. As the answers begin to emerge, it becomes clear that far more is at stake than the safety of aicraft and passengers.
 
By then, there seems no way to stop a terrorist attack far more shocking than anyone had imagined.

​A freak mid-air collision cripples a trans-Atlantic 747 and a US Air Force jet. Against the clock and overwhelming odds, the planes’ crews — or what’s left of them — struggle to save the on-board survivors. Meanwhile an obsessed narcotics detective tries to pin drug smuggling and murder on two suspects on board the crippled 747.

As the weather deteriorates, most Scottish airports are closed, leaving Prestwick the only airport available for a safe landing. However, Prestwick has its own emergency to deal with, something that overshadows all other problems. Landing permission is refused and more than four hundred people are condemned to an almost certain death over icy, blizzard-swept seas.

Can things get any worse? They can — and they do...