Although she hadn't planned on flying again. Marlee is left with little choice when Mick has to go into the hospital for surgery sooner than expected and her father, Pappy Jack, is experiencing early stages of Alzheimer's. Realizing the urgency of the situation, she chooses to help out by flying and, taking her daughter with her, goes off to make the air deliveries. Slightly botching her first landing, she gets off to a nasty start with Wylie Ames, the park ranger. Meanwhile, Jo Beth enjoys a wonderful time with his son, Dean, who is just a few years older than her and has few friends due to their isolated homestead.

Thinking the less she sees of Wylie the better, fate throws them back together as a crisis happens to a young girl on a camping trip and a neighboring rancher gets hurt. Meanwhile, Pappy is trying to warn off Marlee away from Wylie as his wife disappeared under unexplained circumstances. Would the same thing happen to her? Yet, when Dean gets ill and no one knows why, she can't leave Wylie to handle this on his own.

Roz Denny Fox has a great reputation for crafting strong heartfelt novels with realistic plots and characters and this is an outstanding example! After enjoying this book so much, I was really pleased to know that there will be a companion book coming out, "On Angel Wings" as a follow-up story focused on Mick Callen. This is a captivating, suspenseful tale, not only of the struggles involved in living and flying in remote Montana, but also in coping with illness and changing perspectives as people battle with old and new ideas about each other and themselves. So, fasten up the seatbelt and get ready for a wonderful read that will have your heart chasing clouds from up and down!

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