Sky High

Gravity was a suggestion. Survival was a choice. But falling? That was inevitable. Jett is a pilot with a broken past and an engine that screams in protest. He doesn't do "safety," and he definitely doesn't do "Princesses." He flies to escape the weight of the world, preferring the roar of the prop to the clutter of human emotion. Cara is the girl who has everything—and feels nothing. Trapped in a life of silk linens and her father's political ambitions, she is one "perfect" event away from a nervous breakdown. When the storm of the century hits, she doesn't just need a pilot; she needs a miracle. One flight. One sabotage. One crash that changes everything. Stranded in the lethal peaks of the Stone Creek range, the socialite and the mechanic find themselves in a brutal fight against the elements. To stay alive, they must share everything: their breath, their heat, and the secrets they've buried beneath the ice. But as the frost thaws, a terrifying truth emerges: the crash wasn't an accident. Someone wanted them to stay on that mountain. Now, Cara must choose between the luxury of her glass cage and the raw, bloody reality of the man who saved her. Because on the mountain, they learned the most dangerous lesson of all— the higher you fly, the harder you fall. A high-tension, forced-proximity survival romance perfect for fans of "The Mountain Between Us" and "The Simple Wild."