The cover is gorgeous and unlike her previous novels which have sparkly heels on the cover, this one is darker and more fun. I am usually good and sussing people out through the masks they portray, but I have to put my hands up and say, "well, I really didn't see that coming! In Mile High, there is the first mention of the novelist Robert Keifetz, as "the Keifetz Prize," on page 263, first mention of Keifetz.

Rebecca packs the flight with a bast and diverse cast of characters that keeps us entertained through the (long) story. Attraction takes off ten thousand feet in the air between a flight attendant and a professional hockey player in this spicy TikTok sensation. I haven’t read much sports romance if I am being honest, and I had heard this is one of the best ones that has ever been written.Mile High by Rebecca Chance was published by Pan on 13th August in paperback and for kindle, and those phrases should have been written for it. One of the VIPs, Catalina, has a very determined stalker, a stalker who has managed to get a ticket for the flight and who is prepared to go to any lengths to get Catalina to satisfy their desires. it dragged a little, and I was missing the action, the sharp short chapters and ever changing point of view that I am so used to get from my bonkbusters. Although they were all incredibly colourful, three - dimensional, vivid characters that felt realistic.

There were some things that bothered me a little and spoiled the reading, and one of them was that, in my opinion, the book concentrated on many, many things that were insignificant to the plot. This is life at the nose end, First Class Luxury for the elite passengers who have been hand picked by Pure Air’s PR lady, Vanessa. I was also a little confused by the author adding chapters about other characters that seemed to bring nothing to the book, as they had nothing to do with the plot. While unfortunately this wasn't my favourite of the author's novels there was still plenty to enjoy within its pages, from a very creative threesome in the air, through to some unexpected twists and turns in particular involving Catalina's storyline.This is another brilliant novel by Rebecca Chance, with just the right amount of scandal, stardom, and suspense to keep the pages turning.

I think Rebecca Chance wanted to add more drama and more interest by revealing that there is a murderer onboard but didn't elaborate anything. And where Rebecca excels as ever was by weaving in references to celebrities and brands yet twisting the names and backgrounds a little bit to pretend that their scandalous escapades are purely fictional, when we all know that they're based on some very persistent rumours floating around in the real world. If much of the book remains thesis and exposition (and thus fails as fiction), the thesis itself is terrifying. I've been a fan of Rebecca's for a long time, her books are fun, indulgent, glamorous, flamboyant and saucy. Maybe if the characters were less bitchy or the chapters shorter and the mystery element thought out better, maybe then I would enjoy it more.

It fused the need to massacre twelve hundred thousand American Indians and ten million American buffalo, the lynching bees, the draft riots, bread riots, gold riots and race riots, the constant wars, the largest rats in the biggest slums, boxing and football, the loudest music, the most strident and exploitative press with the entire wonderful promise of tomorrow and tomorrow, always dragging the great nation downward into greater violence and more unnecessary deaths, into newer and more positive celebration of nonlife, all so that the savage, simple-minded people might be educated into greater frenzies of understanding that power and money are the only desirable objects for this life. The three celebrities already bring plenty of excessive baggage on board with them to fill an entire novel, but the crew members too create plenty of entertainment, from the serial-cheating pilot, right down to drug smuggling cabin crew and a new recruit from the far inferior ReillyFly, who is forced to go more than an extra mile to prove her worth among the snobby Pure Air crew.