Forever Fragile

A Small Town Found Family Romance

Study your trajectory before entering a hot zone, flyboy!
Derek ‘Bubbles’ Thorne had a horrible secret that haunted him. Volunteering for orders to Ghazni was supposed to be a way to hide and escape, until a hand of friendship offered a chance at salvation from the mysterious woman who lived down the road from Flyboys.

Prepare for the fight of your life…
Toni Baird has never been afraid of a challenge—or a little intrigue. Growing up on a small-town farm with a flight school buzzing right next door, secrets were hard to come by. But now, Toni’s taking the biggest risk of her life: reaching out to someone she barely knows, driven by nothing more than a gut feeling and a leap of faith.

When Derek’s secret finally comes to light, will it be the one thing Toni can’t face? Or will their connection prove strong enough to weather the storm?

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Flyboys are a group of men who thrive on adrenaline, toy with playboy reputations, and are a bunch of self-proclaimed misfits. This sweet, romantic series is full of soaring emotions, sweeping intense moments, and loyal friendships that unite the most unlikely characters into an unforgettable love story.

From Death to Life!

The backstory for Derek was well presented and conjured up a lot of mystery and sadness. I enjoyed Toni’s pursuit of Derek. When they were able to meet, it was almost predestined that they would come to care for each other. I thought Mari’‘s interrogation of Derek was to the point. I was glad to see that she recognized that Derek needed backup. Asking Valkyrie to give defense lessons to Derek resulted in an overwhelming smack down, like placing a mountain on an ant hill. I was awed when Derek was able to take Valkyrie, if only once! At the end of the day, I was relieved and happy that Derek was able to find joy and happiness and devoted love, with Toni She came across as a sweet and loving lady. What a great ending, I loved it!

2 thumbs down for AI narration

The narration killed it for me. The story itself was engaging but every time I started to get into it the narration would just be so bad that I couldn't stay engaged.