Cycles Since New: An Aviation Mystery

By Em Aviation

Four minutes out of Boise, a turbine disc tears itself apart at eight thousand
feet. The aircraft lands. Ruth Okonkwo, seat 14A, does not.

The paperwork on the failed part is perfect. No gaps, no corrections, not one
loose thread in fourteen years of records - and in eleven years of accident
investigation, Ani Demirjian has never seen a maintenance file that clean.

Clean is what frightens her.

The metal tells her the disc had flown four times longer than it was ever built
to fly. Somewhere between a scrapyard and an engine shop, someone wrote a number
down that was not true, and a woman in seat 14A was killed by a document.

Then Ani goes to interview the receiving inspector who flagged that document five
months before the crash, and finds a house with the mail still stacked inside the
door. The coroner has ruled it an accident. Nobody is investigating. As a federal
accident investigator she has no authority over a death in a home - only over what
killed an airplane.

She is going to find out who wrote the document. What it costs her, and the
innocent man standing in her way, is another matter entirely.

Aviation is the most documented industry on earth. Every one of those documents
was written by someone.

Cycles Since New is the first book in The Ani Demirjian Mysteries - technical
crime fiction set in the commercial aircraft parts industry, for readers who
want the procedure to be real.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0HBNXQ4SV
• ISBN13: 9798189306341
• Release Date: July 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 248 Pages
• Weight: 0.74 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"