Wings of Love and Flight Across a Nightlife World
Elaine Johnson is freed on parole after two years for a theft committed by Hal Armitage. She assumes the name Jane Drew and travels to New York to learn to fly at Triangle Flying School. Jane falls for instructor Jack Watson while facing danger from her past and a suicide attempt. Arthur Harris and Weston Gage help her rebuild as Jack searches for Jane.
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Elaine Johnson
Jane Drew
New York
Jack
Jane
Boston
Armitage
Arthur Harris
Weston Gage
Westonside
Breakfast on the stairs reveals a romance
Sylvia recounts how Jane awoke to a bright morning on Weston W. Gage estate where Art Harris, Gage's secretary, found Jane after a past danger. Jane learns Art found her address via a check girl and aviation connections, sparking feelings as the pair share coffee and talk.
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Jane
Soren
Sylvia
Jack
Art
Weston W. Gage
Art Harris
Mr. Gage
Gage
Triangle Flying Club
Jane Learns to Fly Sparks New Yearning and Plans
Jane, a young flyer in a Public Ledger fiction piece by Vera Brown, faces emotional tension as she reconciles her feelings for Art and the memory of Jack. Sylvia arranges new wardrobe and hints at a future career, easing Jane’s worries yet stirring personal longing.
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