Sky Queen
Book One

"Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and go to the grave with the song still in them." Katherine Roebling, the main character of this story, quotes Thoreau here. I feel this quote encompasses the whole of Katherine's existence. She struggles as a woman in 1967 Chicago as a stewardess who longs......more

The premise of this book was interesting, but the characters made no sense. The dialogue was glaringly contradicting and strange at times. I gave it 60 pages to get better, but unfortunately, it just didn’t. DNF this one.......more

Not my cup of tea Did not care for the story line. It jumped around in a thin story line with weak characters. Hard for me to care about the protagonist. Others may like it though.......more

This is a great story of someone who's life is in transition - we've all been there - where you are "getting by" in your current life/work, but wondering if there's more out there for you. The protagonist, Katherine Roebling, reckons with her current life as a glamorous stewardess in the 1960s, with......more

This is a neat clean romance set in 1967 Chicago. Its an introductory book that is set to have several follow on books with the same strong female lead character. The author granted me a brief interview which can be found on the Pines and Plains libraries you tube channel.......more