Book Review | Mile High, Rebecca Chance

I've talked before how my reading tastes are jumping all over the place these days. Whilst once I was a devoted 'chick lit' reader now I'm dabbling in dystopian worlds and journeying down darker paths. I still have a place for Rebecca Chance in my life. The books are perhaps tamer than your Jackie Collins novel but they still sit in that genre.

I often reach for this type of book when I'm going on holiday and want an enjoyable and easy read that I can pick up and put down as I see fit. It also says something that Mile High by Rebecca Chance
was purchased rather than borrowed from my local library.

Pure Air's new LuxeLiner is flying from London to LA - its inaugural journey - with a first class cabin packed with A-list celebrities. As the feuding crew compete to impress their famous passengers, the handsome pilot tries to win the attention of a pretty young stewardess.

But one VIP singer is battling something seriously sinister, watching her every steps is a very determined stalker, someone who will go to any lengths to get the star to satisfy their desires. At thirty thousand feet there is nowhere to run, and nowhere to hide....

Whilst this isn't in dark thriller territory there are still twists and turns and whilst I thought I had the suspect nailed, I was wrong. It's not my favourite book from Rebecca and perhaps could've been better suited to a shorter novella. That said I was happy with my purchase, enjoyed the peek into how the 'other half flies' and will be looking out for the next release.

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