Casey's Flyboy

by Vivian Leiber

Casey's Flyboy by Vivian Leiber

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Widowed and very pregnant, Casey Stevens was fifty frigid Alaskan miles from the nearest hospital when her contractions began. Six months later, the proud mother of a baby boy, Casey couldn't forget Leon Brodie, the enigmatic stranger who'd been there in her hour of need.

Ever since he'd helped deliver Casey's son, Leon had tried to ignore the bond he'd formed with the feisty, captivating woman. The daring pilot prized his freedom too much to risk being grounded by any female.

Then Leon was hired to transport mother and child on a one-way trip back to civilization. As their final parting loomed, Leon struggled to convince himself that Casey belonged in
Chicago--just as he belonged in the snowy wilderness, unattached and alone ... didn't he?

Genres: Romance

Paperback

First published October 1, 1991

Reviews

[Katrina Alexander]

It was a decent "quick" read.

[Sharon]

It was a light, refreshing read, if somewhat repetitive. I don't usually read a-typical romance novels but since this one was set in Alaska, it drew me in. For those who enjoy romance without the bedroom scenes this is a fun and quick read.

[Evens Pierrelouis]

Casey's Flyboy by Vivian Leiber
Casey's Flyboy

[Anne Holly]

All in all, she should have just written her book and stuck with Skip.

[Sylvia]

Modern

[Cecelia]

Decent for the early stuff