When the plane goes down in the rugged Colorado Rockies, it starts a search by a couple of beautiful young ladies in a small plane, scouring the area of Monarch Pass in the Collegiate Range of fourteeners (the locals’ terminology for mountains over fourteen thousand feet high) which make up the continental divide in that part of the world. They are interested in the occupants of the plane, but the drug dealers are looking for the wreckage and the plane’s cargo,
causing real excitement. The main hero and his adoring heroines are bigger than life, bring lots of love and make for interesting competition as to who
will win the big prize in this lively flying novel. It takes the law enforcement from several jurisdictions to bring this love story to its explosive conclusion, so a reader is warned to tighten your seat belt and hang on for the ride!
Gale W. Day has been a pilot for many years, flying "small" planes for fun, rather than for hire. He received his private license, went on to obtain his commercial "ticket", then added his instrument rating, mostly to upgrade his flying capabilities. Much of his flying was in the Colorado Rocky Mountains so he understands the pleasures and dangers therein.This novel reflects some of his own flying experiences, such as the story about . . . but better not spoil it for you.