A Place To Land

by Sharon Brondos

Out of the clear blue sky...

The last thing Nan Black expected as she drove toward Hennington, South Dakota, was a small plane to drop from the heavens and land in front of her station wagon.

But that was exactly how pilot Jesse Rivers fell into her life. And she was glad he had. Some self-appointed vigilantes were accusing Nan of renting out X-rated videos. They wanted to run her out of town. But to get rid of Nan, they would have to get past her knight in a black bomber jacket.

And, as Nan could have told them. Jesse was a difficult man to move.

304 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published June 1, 1991

About the author

Sharon Brondos began reading mystery/crime/thriller novels about half a century ago when Ellery Queen Rex Stout and Earl Stanley Gardner were in vogue for US readers.

Her "mystery mentor her mother, Elaine, was a dedicated mystery buff, taking as many books from the local library as possible each week and making a tiny mark on the corner of a back page so she would know not to re-checkout that book.

During the following fifty years, Sharon has published two dozen commercial novels, a double handful of short stories, non-fiction articles and poems.

She lives with husband and cats in Wyoming. Three adult children and a growing number of grandchildren are in various locales around the country.

Reviews

[Phylisha Stone · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was an older HQ Super romance that I thought would be a quick ok read. As it turn out this was a really good book with great writing and relatable strong characters that a love story, a mystery with attemped murder and religious fanatics. A strong male and strong female lead who got their HEA.