ANGELFACE

AN AIR-RESCUE THRILLER

De: Urban Dew

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Only one man ever called her AngelFace. He died fifteen years ago. So how does a six-year-old boy know the name?

Robin Daniels flies an air-ambulance helicopter out of Gig Harbor, Washington, the way her father taught her: trust the instruments, not your hopes. He was an Army medevac pilot who flew into the fog of the Cascades when she was fifteen and never came home. She followed him into the Army and into the same cockpit. She came out with a near-perfect record and one bad day in the clouds over Mount Rainier.

Then she pulls a little boy from a wreck below Snoqualmie Pass, and he calls her Angelface. He says he dreamed about her. Two flight nurses heard him say it. No one outside Robin's family has ever heard that name.

Jonah Hale, the new flight nurse, learns every patient's name and never lets go of a hand. He can't forgive pilots who turn down flights for weather. Years ago, a helicopter crew said no, and his sister died on a frozen highway. Robin says no for a living. They clash from the first shift, until they don't.

Then a late-October storm arrives ahead of every forecast. A slide has closed the highway, the ferries are tied up, and a baby girl in Forks is bleeding inside her skull, hours from the nearest neurosurgeon. Robin's helicopter is her only way out. But a politician with a faked cardiac emergency has talked his way onto the same flight, and the aircraft has no weight to spare.

Robin will have to decide what the sky will allow, with the man she's falling for in the back, keeping a baby alive.

AngelFace is a story of grief, courage, and the kind of love that shows up in a storm. It's a standalone novel in Urban Dew's Point of No Return Adventures series.

Perfect for fans of Kristin Hannah's Home Front and Nicholas Sparks, and for anyone who loves the heart and high stakes of Grey's Anatomy and Station 19.