Alaska Virgin Air

by Izzy Ballard

Overview

Alaska Virgin Air is a humorous mystery set in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Abigail Vertuccio, reluctant clairvoyant, returns to Alaska to run the family air service.

Home only a week, she stumbles onto a plot to destroy the business. To make matters worse, someone is trying to kill her.

She has only one question. What good is being clairvoyant if it never seems to work when she really wants it to.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940000786222
Publisher:	Izzy Ballard
Publication date:	11/08/2009
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	875,894
File size:	367 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Born in New Jersey, Izzy moved to a cabin in Fairbanks, Alaska, with an outhouse and woodstove. What started out as an adventure turned into home. She loves Alaska, because "Alaska is a place where Artistic and Quirky meet regularly." That and the huge Alaska skies in summer and spectacular northern lights in winter.

Her books, Alaska Virgin Air, Fearless in Alaska and Temptation, Alaska showcase her love of all things unusual and humorous about life in Alaska.

www.IzzyBallard.com.

Editorial Reviews

02/06/2017
Fans of Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum will find a kindred spirit in reticent clairvoyant Abbey Vertuccio, the beleaguered heroine of Ballard’s charmingly sassy AVA series. Traveling the country in a past-its-prime RV ever since her pilot ex-husband crash-landed in another woman’s bed, nomadic Abbey’s visit to her outspoken and oversexed mom on Long Beach Island, N.J., is cut short when Grandma Luna calls the itinerant psychic back home to save the family airline in Fairbanks, Ala.—the last place Abbey wants to be. But even as Abbey plots her next great escape—while juggling corporate spies, would-be killers, a suspiciously repentant ex, and a vision-inducing old photograph her suddenly tight-lipped mother refuses to discuss—a sweet, sensitive, super-sexy hottie who’d like to see her stick around has her thinking that maybe she can come home again. Ballard’s snappy dialogue and endearingly eccentric characters will win over readers and have them flying to the next installment. (BookLife)

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