Star Flight

De: Phyllis A. Whitney

Narrado por: Anna Fields

The lush, secluded mountains of North Carolina's Lake Lure had drawn Lauren Castle into their spell. It was here, in 1938, that Hollywood's most beloved glamour girl, Victoria Frazer, drowned during a scandalous affair with actor Roger Brandt. Few knew about the baby spirited away into the night. That baby was Lauren's mother.

It has been two years since Lauren's filmmaker husband died mysteriously at Lake Lure while making a documentary on Roger Brandt. Now Lauren has received a warning that her husband was murdered. What deadly secret had he uncovered in this scenic idyll?

To find her answers, Lauren must face her own past as well as her grandmother's, and delve into the dark truths of a place shrouded in terrifying secrets....

©1993 Phyllis A. Whitney (P)1997 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Altogether Satisfying and Timeless

This story doesn't disappoint. It has suspense. romance, quirky characters, beautiful scenery, and a bit of mysticism. No overt sex or over-the-top violence. the book is altogether satisfying and timeless.

Holds your interest……

I read several Phyllis Whitney books years ago and recently chose a couple from the plus catalog. Her stories include some plot elements that seem a bit unbelievable but they have all held my interest and include a mystery that keeps you reading.

Vintage Whitney

Nostalgic gothic novel, a well plotted story that came alive with a great narrator. I have read this a long time ago, and still didn’t guess the ending!

As good today as when it was written!

Phyllis Whitney gave me my love for gothic novels. Star Flight is a good example of her books. That touch of mysticism and increasing sense of danger adds to a story that is always good to revisit.

Dianne-san antonio

I REALLY LIKED THE STYLE OF THE INTRODUCTION AND PROLOG… STORIES IN THEMSELVES- I think it gave an intriguing start for the story.. there were a couple places where i felt it could have been less monotonous in the story line but the end was done well. But truly for once in a long time my attention was truly tuned in and the narrator did a great job.

Must be an Anna Fields fan

Is there anything you would change about this book?

this author is not for me. good outline, but the story just not expanded enough for me.

What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?

this could have been great if the author added more core romance to the story.

Which character – as performed by Anna Fields – was your favorite?

I purchased as the late great Ms Fields read this story.I hunt down as many of her recordings as I can get. She made all her male heros just so yummy. I have all of her Susan Elizabeth Phillips recordings. It Had to be You is my fave. Hence, I purchased this story as it is set in the Carolinas.

Any additional comments?

If you like an ez listen, with an mystery and no hot romance, then is author is for you

Enthralling

Enjoyed every minute. Excellent character development; believable and fascinating storyline. Wish there were more stories like this one.

Memories of my youth

Love rereading books I read so very many years ago. Reminds me of where I was and who I was when I first read Phyllis A. Whitney's books.
Anna Fields is one of my favorite narrators!

The plant

Love the story kept me guessing who was to blame. I love Phyllis Whitney writing.

I read this book many years ago. I enjoyed the reading version.

i grew up in and around Lake Lure, your parts of history brought many memories back. thank you.