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Seven people had just plunged to their deaths and 13 others huddled fearfully in crippled cable-cars suspended high above Singapore’s harbour. Any moment they could be torn loose from their frail hold on survival. First published in February 1985. Written by Richard Blair. Read by Zoë Meunier.
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