The Swallows of San Fedora

About this book

As an air hostess Emma was accustomed to dealing with almost any awkward situation, but her assignment in Sicily seemed to be proving more than usually problem-filled. On the face of it, it was the most glamorous job, taking a party of VIPs around all the most romantic spots in Sicily and the Mediterranean, but the passengers brought more than the usual quota of problems with them. In particular, the attractive Count Leon Orsini and his lovely sister Ghislaine intruded more into Emma's personal life than she would have wished. And there was the autocratic Captain of the aircraft, Mark Creighton, a man who seemed determined to put Emma in the wrong at every turn. How could she cope with it all?