It was the action camera Claire had kept strapped to her chest. It had recorded her jump. Most of the

Loose stones sliced Ryan’s palms and knees. He braced his hands against the ground and crawled forward. Even as the

The helicopter rocked violently in the strong winds. Warning lights flashed across the instrument panel. An alarm buzzed throughout the

Ryan stood motionless, as if he hadn’t understood. The tablet slipped from his hand. The screen cracked on impact, but

“Mia, come here.” Ryan’s voice suddenly dropped very low. Mia stopped eating her watermelon and hesitantly stood. “What’s wrong?” He

South Bay Resort Marina. A white catamaran lay beside the breakwater. The sea breeze stirred the small flag on its

I plummeted. Wind battered my helmet with a constant roar. Clouds rushed past my eyes. I spread my arms and

“Ryan, check the navigation. Look at it. Now.” I shouted into the microphone inside my helmet. The wind tore every

At 3,000 meters, Ryan Hayes swapped out my custom parachute rig at the last minute. He strapped it onto Mia