Fly Away

De: Lynn Austin

Narrado por: Jacki Kleinheksel

Wilhelmina Brewster has been a college music professor for 41 years, devoting her life to her career and never marrying. Now, after her forced retirement at age 65, she is mourning her loss and searching for something to fill the empty hours.

Widower Mike Dolan is a pilot and World War II veteran who has always lived life to the fullest. When medical tests confirm that his cancer has returned, he makes plans to take a final flight in his airplane rather than become a burden to his family. Wilhelmina accidentally learns of Mike’s final plans, and when she discovers that he isn’t a believer, she knows it’s her Christian duty to talk with him about her faith. But although she has been a lifelong Christian, she feels totally inadequate for the task of witnessing to an unbeliever.

Mike and Wilhelmina are two very different people - one figuring out how to live, the other how to die. Yet they will find themselves journeying together as they search for answers to life, loss, and faith in God.

©2017 Lynn Austin (P)2018 Lynn Austin

sweet story

heart warming story, took a while to get used to the narrator but the story made up for it. a light read.

Story that Soars!

This story builds slowly and then soars as it hits the high notes and provides the reader with reassurance about God’s promises.

Heartwarming

I related to this story as I am newly retired. I love how God worked in their lives. Very sweet and heartwarming.

Absolutely loved it!!!!

This story touch my heart deeply! What a blessing! I haven't read a Lynn Austin book yet that I didn't love. 😊

Just the Best Story

A great story. Easy to enjoy. Well performed. Perfect for anyone late in life or at a crossroads.

So many life lessons!

The book was most enjoyable. Have only one complaint. As a life long pilot, it took me a minute to figure out that the many references to alternator should have been altimeter. As it was audio, I don’t know whether that error was from the narrator or writer. There was one other but it was not repeated as “alternator” was.

Excellent story

I enjoyed this simple novel of hope and faith in the face of death and loss. Jesus asked no more than He has already given us. It is our privilege to share our faith.

Another amazing book by Lynn Austin

I wish all Christian-fiction could be this well written. More real-life characters and more real-life stories than most other authors. Please continue to write.

great Christian point of view

I was really afraid that sign was going to take the view that life is expendable when it means the end but she did a great job of showing that God has purposes and reasons for what he does even if it's not easy. another great point of view on this it's from Joni eareckson Tada also

I will buy this book for my friends.

I laughed and cried. Lynn is an incredible author. her writing is so vivid; I can relate to each of the characters. I have every intention of living life to the fullest, while thanking God every step of the way.