"Into the Abyss" is a non-fiction book written by Carol Shaben. It tells the true story of a plane crash that occurred in the Canadian wilderness in 1984. The crash involved a small commuter plane carrying six people, including a politician, Larry Shaben, who was the father of the author. The plane crashed into the remote wilderness of northern Alberta during a winter storm. The book explores the events leading up to the crash, the crash itself, and the aftermath, including the efforts to survive in the harsh wilderness and the rescue mission that followed. It delves into the lives of the passengers and crew, their backgrounds, and their experiences during and after the crash. "Into the Abyss" is not only a story of survival but also a reflection on human resilience, the bonds that form in extreme circumstances, and the impact of tragedy on the lives of those involved. It offers a gripping narrative that keeps readers engaged while also providing insight into the human spirit and the capacity to endure in the face of adversity.
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