Angel in the Rubble: How I survived for 27 hours under the World Trade Center debris

Sometimes terrible things happen ...On 11 September 2001 Genelle's working day began like any other, throwing on her high heels, dashing off to work on the 64th floor of the Northern Twin Tower of the World Trade Center, organising coffee for workmates, and settling down to her work. Then they hear a loud bang. The floor shakes, but nothing dramatic seems to have happened.Clouds of paper start to float past the window. Some time later Genelle and her co-workers discover a plane has slammed into their building. They're advised to remain where they are, which they do. Eventually they take matters into their own hands, and begin to make their way down the endless flights of now empty stairs. Then the building collapses. Genelle finds herself alone and unable to move in the dust and the darkness.This riveting story brings to life Genelle's twenty-seven hour ordeal and rescue from under thirty feet of debris of the 9/11 World Trade Center wreckage. Genelle, who was the last survivor to be pulled from Ground Zero, shares her miraculous experiences during those twenty-seven lonely hours, and the immense richness of her life beyond it.