Three Men on a Plane

A single mom finds her romantic life is up in the airand getting turbulentin this ';intelligent, hard-nosed comedy' (The Observer). Pamela Pryor is free. Her son has, at last, left home. Her business is thriving. But she's feeling strangely restless, and there's the small matter of the missing Mr. Right. There have been three significant men in her life: her ex-husband, Peter; Douglas, the style guru turned perfect post-divorce romance; and Dean, the younger man as wildly handsome as he is completely inappropriate. All three are suddenly back in Pamela's life and, as luck and air travel would have it, about to board the same flight. Pamela felt she was ready for a new man, but not three, not now... and not on one plane. ';An ingenious story-line affording ample scope for the sly humor at which Mavis Cheek excels.' The Observer ';A marvellous writer whose characters are beautifully drawn, whose observations on the absurd behavior of the middle aged invariably hit the mark and who makes you laugh out loud.' Daily Mail

A single mom finds her romantic life is up in the airand getting turbulentin this ';intelligent, hard-nosed comedy' (The Observer). Pamela Pryor is free. Her son has, at last, left home. Her business is thriving. But she's feeling strangely restless, and there's the small matter of the missing Mr. Right. There have been three significant men in her life: her ex-husband, Peter; Douglas, the style guru turned perfect post-divorce romance; and Dean, the younger man as wildly handsome as he is completely inappropriate. All three are suddenly back in Pamela's life and, as luck and air travel would have it, about to board the same flight. Pamela felt she was ready for a new man, but not three, not now... and not on one plane. ';An ingenious story-line affording ample scope for the sly humor at which Mavis Cheek excels.' The Observer ';A marvellous writer whose characters are beautifully drawn, whose observations on the absurd behavior of the middle aged invariably hit the mark and who makes you laugh out loud.' Daily Mail