At Risk Of Winning (The Max Masterson Series Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Rachel was the pilot, and Max was copilot, but she flew the plane as she had done for him on many occasions. The Beech 18 was originally designed to carry ten passengers, but Max had converted the passenger area into a flying Winnebago, complete with queen-sized bed, kitchen, and entertainment center. The twin engines were capable of carrying a 2550-pound load, and although a jet was much quieter and faster, the sense of adventure they felt when escaping D.C. from the water was unmatched by more modern transportation. They could land where they wanted, and by flying at low altitudes, their coming and going was seldom noticed. There were no air traffic controllers and no runway delays to slow their flights.As the seaplane slowly lifted off over the large expanse of water ahead, Max reflected on the ways his life had become complicated since his announcement. he never had the same level of anonymity of normal folks, but one never misses what one never had, so that didn’t affect him much.
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