Flight Plan

De: T.B. Markinson, Miranda MacLeod

Narrado por: Lori Prince

Two women entangled in a web of danger, deception, and unexpected desire. Will their fake romance be the key to survival, or will it unravel the very foundation of their hearts?

Reggie Hawkins is used to living a lie. As the closeted lesbian daughter of a billionaire media mogul, the only luxury she can’t afford is being herself. She yearns to escape the toxic grasp of her family's global news empire, but her father’s latest demands once again threaten to plunge her deep into the corporate politics she despises.

Gwen Murphy is a woman on the run, haunted by a relentless and sinister shadow group. After unwittingly uncovering a nefarious scheme involving the most advanced spyware ever created, she is forced into the role of a whistleblower, leaving behind everything she’s worked so hard for.

Their paths collide during a fateful diversion in Zurich where an unforgettable encounter sparks a connection neither can forget.

Destiny reunites them in New York City, where Reggie proposes a daring plan—a tabloid-fueled fake relationship that will allow her to wrest control of the business, and her life, from her domineering father while giving Gwen the resources she needs to start her life over in safety.

As the spotlight intensifies, so does the attraction between the two women, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. But in a world riddled with deceit and betrayal, Reggie and Gwen must learn to trust each other and find solace amidst the chaos.

Will their love be enough to conquer the forces that seek to tear them apart?

Prepare to be captivated by this sensual ice queen, age gap, fake relationship, billionaire romance novel from the best-selling writing duo of TB Markinson and Miranda MacLeod that will leave you breathless until the final, unforgettable scene.

©2023 T.B. Markinson (P)2023 T.B. Markinson

Excellent

Great Story loved the characters. I’m not always happy with the narrators voice but this time it was good. Hope to hear more of the two MC in other works.

amazing voice narration

Lori Prince does an amazing job bringing emotion and sensuality to the story. I love this narrator!!

Unexpected

I honestly did not know what this book was about. A surprise for sure. Loved the parallel to current events.

Excellent!

well written and great characters! Regi in particular was fantastic. loved that the narrative continued to bring them together, rather than keep secrets and erode trust. very refreshing. Great read and highly recommend.

Good Book! Good Story! Great Listen!

Anyone else in love with Lori Prince narration? She is amazing! This is the second book I’ve listened to where she is the narrator, and I enjoyed listening to her then.

Good Book! Good Story! Great Listen!

A perfect formula 🤩💕

Combine great authorship with the narrative ability of Lori Prince, and how can you go wrong?
This is a rare rom-com that features laugh out loud moments while addressing current serious social and political issues such as media control of what we read and the power of wealth over justice that pervades our modern culture and you have one hell of a novel.
Add to that two main characters who are outright lovable and who generate enough heat to melt a cellphone, and you have a novel you won’t put down.

eh

first, I love these authors and Lori. however, this story is prob my least favorite from them. the story not bad and you should ignore the dumb comments about it being woke or whatever. my main issue was the voice of Reggie, for some reason I don't feel like it fit the description of her or the cover. that was my only issue with it. overall ok.

It could happen

A beautiful, perfect stranger could help out someone they don't know. Sparks could fly. Common ground could be found. I enjoyed the intrigue of this story.

First-Class Service

Spice Level: 3/5 Explicit Open-Door

Sadly, I will admit it took me quite a few chapters in before it slapped me in the face with what real-world news network the Hawks News network was referencing. I might have picked it up quicker if I was reading it but while listening to it, it took me a little bit but once I picked it up, I loved it. I am more biased towards these types of books because it is the fake dating/fake engagement trope. Something about them just sucks me in and I eat them up. So if you love these types of books then you will like this one as well. This is the second book I have read (listened) to by T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod and it has been another I have enjoyed.

No Spoilers

Reggie (Regina) Hawkins and her father, a billionaire media tycoon, are on a flight. They decided to forego the private jet and fly commercial this one time so they can look more approachable to the common people. Really bad turbulence causes Reggie to get up and run for the restroom and as she does, turbulence causes her to have a fateful meeting with Gwen Murphy, or at least her boobs. The plane has to land in Zurich due to being struck by lightning and they take time to get to know each other, and have sex. They go their separate ways, Reggie hoping to hear from Gwen and Gwen knowing she won't be contacting Reggie again. Reggie doesn't know Gwen is being hunted by a group who doesn't want her to release what information about them having access to advanced spyware. Circumstances happen to where Gwen is forced to get in contact with Reggie to get a job with the Hawks News corporation but there is a condition to that job, to marry Reggie for 2 years to help her gain control of the Hawks Media board. What happens with Gwen and the nefarious group after her? Does the ice around Reggie's heart melt for Gwen? Check the book out, you won't be disappointed.

The cover makes you want to know the story

So. The book cover, authors and narrator really had me wanting to know how they managed to pull the book off. It's borderline hot and steamy. It seemed medium spice to me. But it's a compelling story. One of those rich family exec complications. The way the story plays out seems better than any of the ones I've read before (not the book itself, but how deep they dig into how ruthless the family members are to each other.) It's up there if not surpasses Ensnared Hearts, Under a Falling Star and Next in Line for Love. These two MCs are interestingly and brilliantly matched.