Love, Planes, & Heartache - Quail, Lee
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Meet Philip Mitchell, a great-great-great grandnephew of the famous author Margaret Mitchell. Philip works as a wedding planner and wannabe writer. He is also grieving the loss of his husband who died in a plane crash, and channels his emotions into his debut novel, 'Final Flight,' which earns the interest of a notable, mainstream publisher. However, Philip is resistant to any changes to his manuscript because it's deeply personal and reflects his love for his deceased husband. He's also vowed to avoid falling in love again, particularly with pilots. Despite his resistance, the publisher wants…mehr

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Meet Philip Mitchell, a great-great-great grandnephew of the famous author Margaret Mitchell. Philip works as a wedding planner and wannabe writer. He is also grieving the loss of his husband who died in a plane crash, and channels his emotions into his debut novel, 'Final Flight,' which earns the interest of a notable, mainstream publisher. However, Philip is resistant to any changes to his manuscript because it's deeply personal and reflects his love for his deceased husband. He's also vowed to avoid falling in love again, particularly with pilots. Despite his resistance, the publisher wants to edit the book and brings in Richard Moore to work on it. Although Philip is initially upset, he starts to open up as he collaborates with Richard. Only problem is: Richard is also a pilot.
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Autorenporträt
Lee Quail (1993) was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, to British immigrant parents. His first book, "Gideon," was published via Amazon on 21 December, 2018. He lives with his two extremely cocky Yorkies and sometimes mows the lawn between writing. He is also a graphic designer, cooks his own food, cuts his own hair and buys his own clothes. He lives in the first house ever built in his area in the 60's.