Flying High

by Jennie Jordan

Come fly with Jennie Jordan and the hottest - most turbulent - cabin crew in the world.

Jennie Jordan thought she’d seen it all as a holiday rep in one of the world’s wildest party resorts.

But then she lands a job as a flight attendant - and the madness is about to hit a whole new level.

Join her on her very first flight as she enters a mile-high world of racy crew-members, handsome holiday-makers and very, very persistent pilots.

Find out what really happens on the other side of the galley curtains – as Jennie checks in for a jet-set journey to some of the world’s most glamorous destinations.

On her first flight Jennie is mystified by some of her co-workers.

Why does one of the hostesses seem to be able to afford the finest designer clothes?

Why does the pilot not pay for any of his meals?

Jennie is about to discover that up in the air not everyone it what they seem to be.

Fun, fast-paced and sexy, Jennie’s first set of cabin crew confessions are set to be the hottest read of the year.

‘Don’t go to the airport without it!’ Alex Rudd, author of London Call-Out

‘It’s sexy, funny, and bang on the money. Just sit back, relax and prepare for the read of your life!’ Robert Avon, author of The Seducer's Diary.

'It's everything you ever wanted to know about cabin crew - and much, much more!' Ben MacFarlane, author of Holiday SOS and Cruiseship SOS.

Jennie Jordan works as a hostess for a well-known airline - but isn't saying which.

Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent publisher of digital books.

70 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 2, 2013

Reviews

[Kirsten Edwards]

Quick but honest. It is very accurate to the job and reminds me of when I first started flying long haul.

[Amy Olszok]

Fun

Fab quick wee read. Read it in just under an hour. Was quite funny in bits. Off to read the next one now

[J.R Hartley]

Quick fun read spread over two nights. Enjoyable, fast paced and well researched.

[nia]

poorly written, not particularly engaging and littered with spelling mistakes - one good thing is that it was a short read.

[Liana Goode]

I think I must be a bit naïve, but I had no idea what it was really like to be part of the cabin crew- I couldn't believe some of the things they did were real! Without giving away all of the confessions, Sinead has an excellent side business going with all the photos- who would have thought it!? When I bought the book, I just expected a list of funny confessions without going into too much detail about Jennie herself, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that we do get to know the real Jennie. Not only does she tell these stories so well, but you really root for her and hope she gets the job in the end. Some sexy stories and genuine laugh out loud moments, this was a great read.

[Heather Husler]

I did enjoy this book. It was quite short, so didn't take long to read. Some of the things she talks about were eye openers. Overall I would recommend this book.

[Gillian]

Average book.