Flying the Billionaire

Ruthie Okafor has been flying other people's destinations for six years. She has never once landed anywhere of her own. Her next contract is Dr. Sebastian Cross: cardiac surgeon, single father, and the buyer who once turned her family's bakery into an espresso bar with the same name and none of the recipes. She recognizes him in the hangar. She takes the job anyway. Her sister's hospital bills do not care about her pride. Sebastian is not the man she expected. He is tired and precise and terrible at packing lunch for a ten-year-old. His daughter Jamie settles into the co-pilot seat like it was waiting for her. And somewhere over Nebraska, Ruthie starts to understand that the man who signed the contract isn't the man who signed the paper all those years ago. When the truth comes out at altitude, Sebastian doesn't offer money. He offers her the sign. A single dad doctor billionaire rags-to-riches romance about landing somewhere on purpose.