This is a short romantic comedy novel about a woman navigating her career and relationships. The blurb is:
Elizabeth is young, privileged, and bored.
New to life as a flight attendant, she now faces the real world: juggling work-relationships, friends, and constant travel. And then there are men...
'The Sky's the Limit' is a book about friendship, love and work in a world where the options seem limitless but the outcomes are unknowable.
So far I have got good sales from minimal advertising, but will expand this nearer summer. On Amazon it has peaked around 100 in the romantic comedy Kindle category in Canada.
Matt was wearing a white shirt, a black skinny tie and on his face was a warm smile.
'Hey,' he said.
'Matt, you look very smart. You're a bit early,' Elizabeth said, feeling completely underdressed. 'You have to let me just change and then I'm ready to go. Do you want to wait with Paul?' she asked.
'Come to the kitchen. I'm cooking, you can help me,' Paul said, taking the hint.
Elizabeth bounced back up the stairs and rummaged through the dresses on her clothes rack. Everything was going wrong. She could hear Paul making small talk with Matt downstairs, Matt's deep voice reverberating up the stairs.
Why is he dressed like that, she thought, we're just going to the high street... and this is Hounslow, not Park Lane. Why am I freaking out, anyway? This was just supposed to be a casual date. There's no time to think, get changed, it already looks crazy.
She could hear that Angela and Nicko's conversation had stopped in the next room. Had she told him that she went on a date with Matt after she had already met him in the garden for the first time? Doubtful. Was it an uncomfortable silence?
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Italian
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Already translated.
Translated by Giulia De Gioia
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Portuguese
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Already translated.
Translated by Christiane Jost
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Carolina Bolaños Maciá and Laura Ballesteros Luján
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