The Aerie: Air Strip on Weeks Mountain
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| Rating | : | 4.89 (749 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1466999683 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 406 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
A delightful and suspenseful read! I enjoyed the well developed characters and how their lives intertwined amid the common thread of their interest in airplanes and the beautiful setting of the Aerie.. "An Enjoyable Peek Inside One High Sierra Community" according to Dee Long. This entertaining novel fits into what I call a "slice of life" category. The reader transports you to the High Sierras and invites you to experience the comings and goings in a particular community designed by and populated by flying enthusiasts. The characters are well developed and hold the reader's interest, and the action moves along at a steady pace. We enjoyed being a "fly on the wall" of Weeks Mountain and think you will, too.
She lives in a retirement community in Seal Beach, California. About the Author Marjorie Irish Randell is the recipient of the Eric Hoffer Award for her book Searching for Friday's Child, a biography of her brother who was lost in World War II. The Aerie is her first work of fiction.
Weeks to sell the land to him, Pat clears the mountaintop for his landing strip and a repair hangar. They name the place The Aerie and make it their home. Gradually, eleven other couples join them on the mountain, and The Aerie becomes a community. After persuading old Mr. Can the people living in The Aerie figure out which one of them is the killer-before it's too late? In this mystery novel set in an Air Park, the people of The Aerie must determine who the killer among them is in order to protect their unique community.. Flying over the flat, tree-covered top of Weeks Mountain in the foothills of the High Sierras on Sunday afternoon in the fall of 1983, Pat and Leslie Halston spot the perfect place to build a landing strip of their own. Personality differences cause friction among some of the residents-but then one of them turns up dead
The Aerie is her first work of fiction. . She lives in a retirement community in Seal Beach, California. Marjorie Irish Randell is the recipient of the Eric Hoffer Award for her book Searching for Friday's Child, a biography of her brother who was lost in World War II