ASIN: B00CI982VA
Publisher: BlueTree Books
Pages: 342
Review from New York Times Bestselling Author Caroline Leavitt:“What makes a life take flight? As the Wright brothers perfect their flying machine at Kitty Hawk, a remarkable young woman struggles to escape her hardscrabble life even as she yearns for Orville himself. Gorgeously written, with the time, the place and the people evoked so dazzlingly, you can hear the wings of the Wrights’ flying machine, wafting in the air.”From Reviewer, Author and Blogger Tara Chevrestt:“I don’t think I’ll be able to get lost in another time and place and story. This one is the type of tale that after you read the last page, you must savor it for a while.”Fear of flying, no…afraid of women, yes.Fall into the year 1900 at Kitty Hawk, NC, when life consists of shipwrecks, shoot-outs…and flying machines. When Orville and Wilbur Wright arrive to conduct flight experiments, their posh dignity stands in stark ...
