Lady Ace – by Sandra Farris (Author)

Kasey O’Brien’s life has always been about airplanes; what makes them tick, what makes them fly. When her father’s plane crashes into a Colorado mountainside, she takes over their failing air charter service and is determined to make it work.

On a charter flight with a passenger on board to Oregon’s Briar Meadows Ranch, the left engine of Cimmaron Air’s Beech Baron freezes up on final approach. Kasey has to set the plane down at the ranch without the aid of emergency services, thus earning her the nickname of “Lady Ace”.

During inspection of the engine, Kasey discovers an oil line has been purposely cut and she is forced to stay at the ranch until a replacement can be flown in. While at the ranch, she is captivated by the earthy and entirely masculine foreman, Cort Navarro. But Kasey has to conquer the intrigue that surrounds Cort as well. What was he hiding?And what was next for Kasey? Since he had failed, would the saboteur make another attempt on her life-or was Kasey’s passenger his target?

About the author

Born in Texas, Sandra Farris moved to Los Angeles during her junior year. There, she completed her high school education. While attending Narbonne High School, she served on her school newspaper. During that time, Sandra developed a series about, and interviewed students with interesting backgrounds and wrote an article for the Lomita News. She also went to the local newspaper to interview a representative of the profession she hoped to enter, and was subsequently interviewed by the Woman’s Section Editor of the Torrance Press, Torrance, California.

Sandra finally settled in southeast Arizona, where she attended a local community college to continue her education and hone her writing skills. 
She has published 4 books, 2 audio books, 2 short story e-books, and is working on two more novels and a novella.

Sandra Farris’ book trailer for Can You Hear the Music? won Best book trailer on Book ‘N Sync, March 2012, and Best Book Trailer at the International Movie Trailer Festival 2013. She loves the desert southwest and it’s distinct beauty. Sandra dabbles in amateur photography, loves to read, travel (especially cruises) and has been lucky enough to travel to quite a few of the states in the U.S. and several countries abroad.

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