On the Wings of Love

by Megan Carter

Journalist Stacie blows one deadline too many, and her editor decides to give her a final warning...get an interview with bestselling romance author Cheryl Wright - or else. Stacie blows the interview, and soon finds that both her personal and professional lives are spinning out of control. Will Stacie figure out that there's more to life than the glitz and sensationalism that she craves? Will her best friend ever forgive her for betraying her? And...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1594930279
• ISBN13: 9781594930270
• Release Date: April 2005
• Publisher: Bella Books
• Length: 263 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.6" x 8.5"
• Age Range: 18 years and up

Customer Reviews

A well-paced, enjoyable read.

Nice romance but with many other minor subplots intermixed to fill out the characters and the story. I enjoyed reading Carter's first book and will definitely search for more of her works.

Tremendous Breath of Fresh Air - Fantastic!

I read a lot of lesbian fiction. Many of the books I've read, even those written by seasoned authors, can't hold a candle to this one. Well-edited and eloquently written, Wings is a phenomenal first book and I can't wait for more. Stacie Gillette is a newspaper reporter who thinks she's the cat's meow. She doesn't take her job seriously because she thinks it's beneath her. She sleeps with whomever she pleases, but won't let herself fall in love. She takes her best friend for granted, but doesn't realize it until it's too late. A series of unfortunate (yet avoidable) events lead to the loss of her job, her best friend, and her self-respect. Befriended by Cheryl Wright (an author who had denied Stacie an interview) and Estelle Vargas (editor of a local free paper), Stacie begins to understand she's not the center of the universe. At 263 pages, this book is a real bargain. Even with its length, I finished it in one night (last night) and it stuck with me all day today. These characters have depth, they have personalities, and they deal with real-life issues. The author did a masterful job keeping this reader in suspense -- I couldn't tell until about 2/3 through who would finally capture Stacie's heart. I couldn't piece together the ending until I was almost there. I can't say enough about the quality of this author's work. Three cheers for a tremendous new addition to the world of lesbian fiction!