A cowboy pilot willing to do whatever it takes to win her heart meets a woman who might take a lot of convincing.
Colton Bushman is the fastest pilot to have ever flown with the Air Force. He flies with precision, but views rules more as guidelines than hardfast must-do's.
Ivy Hatfield has spent years obeying every rule that ever was, even making up extra for good measure, so that she can overcome her brother's reckless reputation and the mark on her record from a past mishap with her co-pilot.
When Ivy writes a letter of complaint to the Top Flight board, Colton chooses who he assumes must be a fiery, rigid, rule following matron to be on his team. But he soon learns that she is as daring as he ever was. And she learns that his swift action and advanced flying is more calculated than reckless. Will the two who start out as opposites find a way to true and actual love?
Read the third stand alone romance in our Top Flight Fighter Pilot Romance series for a strong dose of Top Gun meets Cowboy gentleman.
When you travel to a different country every six months, there’s little time for relationships. Every pilot joins Top Flight for different reasons, but no one expects to fall in love.
Sophia Summers is an award winning author who just wants to relax a little and enjoy a great beach read. She lives in a quiet southern town brimming with an extra dose of hospitality and a whole lot of charm.
She writes historical romance under a different name. The Billionaire Royals is her first contemporary romance series.
What a fun story!! This is my second read in the Top Flight series and my favorite so far. I loved this opposites attract/ almost enemies to lovers story of Colton and Ivy.
Colton's a daring cowboy-pilot and Ivy's a rule-follower with very few exceptions. Ivy definitely had preconceived notions about Colton and wasn't shy stating how she felt about his "reckless behavior". Colton knew all about her "clipboard-carrying exactness" but he didn't know what made her such a stickler for following the rules.
These two had to learn to get along if they were going to work together for 6 months, and I loved watching that happen. Ivy surprised Colton by some of the risks she took, which went against her by-the-book persona, and Ivy learned there was more to Colton than just what she called reckless flying. He was kind to others like the stranded nanny and her charges, and brought others into his circle by playing street soccer with them. These two had to learn that they were more alike than they wanted to admit to themselves and each other.
I'm really enjoying this series and hope to get a peek at how Colton and Ivy are doing in the next book.
I received a complimentary copy. All thoughts and opinions expressed in this review are my own.
This is the third book in the Top Flight Fighter Pilot Romance series. I really like this series and I really enjoyed this book. I loved the characters. I really loved how Colton and Ivy had to overcome some misunderstanding. I liked how Ivy learned that there were more sides to Colton than just his risky behavior side. I loved how they were a really good match and had a lot in common. I also loved where it was set and how Sophia Summers described Brazil. I think this is a fun series and I love reading the love stories about each of the founders of Top Flight.
I received a complimentary book from publishers, publicists, and or authors. A review was not required and all opinions and ideas expressed are my own.
This was a fun distraction! Fighter pilot training, coastal Brazil, waterfalls, dancing, sailing- sounds pretty dreamy, right? The characters were easy to like and their motives were easy to understand. Things stayed pretty light in this book and that suited my mood well today. I know this book is part of a series but it can easily stand on its own. Content: kissing
Such a fun addition to the Top Flight series! Colton is an easy going, fun loving guy and so he often clashes with another Top Flight instructor, Ivy, who is a "by the book" type of gal. When they are on the same assignment for six months, they have to constantly confront their conflicting personalities as well as their attraction for each other.
More than simply accepting Colton's personality, Ivy has to deal with issues in her past in order to embrace her true self, to decide it was okay to be who she is and not live in fear. I loved the chemistry between Colton and Ivy as they discover they are more alike than they think! There were some really fun side characters too like Omar and Fatima.
I would love to see what happens with Ivy and Colton and hopefully we get peek in Mustang's book that comes next.
I received a complimentary copy from the author but am voluntarily sharing my own opinion.
Like the rest of the world, I went to see the new Top Gun movie and loved it lol. Afterward, I was set on finding any books that might would give off similar vibes and this series came up!
While this is book 3, I did read it first (whoops). It was fast paced and fun, but wasn’t my favorite. There was very little action, quite a few senseless arguments, and had a rushed plot line.
I am interested in reading the other books, but I definitely went into this with too high of expectations 🤣
I’m loving this series! I may have read this book pretty much in an afternoon. It’s my favorite so far in the series, I couldn’t put it down!
This book features Colton, also known as Flyboy. I loved his whole vibe. He’s a cowboy turned fighter pilot. And you can tell in the way he treats people, especially women. It was fun to watch him with Ivy. But I really loved watching him with the others around him. The landlady of their rental house, the kids in the country and the nanny who needed a friend, he was amazing with all of them. He just has a way with people.
Then there’s Ivy. One of the funniest things about this plot was that Ivy complained about Colton in a very long, very detailed letter at the start of the book. He still chose her to be on his team for his assignment. And they worked very well together. I loved Ivy. It was fun to see things through her eyes. I loved watching her and Colton fall in love.
The last chapter was awesome. I read it twice. If you love sweet romance, pick this one up, it’s the best!
I was sent an e-copy of Flyboy as a gift from the author. All opinions are my own.
This is the third book in the series and I really enjoyed it. Colton and Ivy were part of the team, teaching a group of top notch pilots, in Brazil. The story was fun and sweet, Colton always had his eyes set on Ivy. But Ivy saw Colton as a hot shot show off. Will they be able to see each other in a new light, after working together? The characters worked well together and the author described southern Brazil beautifully. This is a clean sweet romance. I am excited for Mavericks (Amanda) story.
I really liked Colton and Ivy's story. I love that they both have preconceived notions about each other but eventually they find out the reason's behind the actions. (How is that for vague.) I love the tension and the building of the relationship that occurs. My only wish was that the ending was slightly different and that there had been an epilogue. Not to say that the ending was not good, it was, I was just hoping for a different setting. I would recommend this book as a fun, clean romance with some sass.
Ivy and Colton have great chemistry. I like how they have to learn to let go of some of the things they dislike about what each other does. It's a give and take. The ending wasn't bad but felt kind of rushed. I was given an ARC for my honest review.
Can a by the book woman and a spontaneous man even get along, let alone work cooperatively together. Can by the book rule following and impetuousness find common ground? Is there a place for both or are they mutually exclusive? Ivy follows rules especially after losing her brother and her co-pilot that was her friend in flying moves that were risky. The rules kept people safe. The rules were important. Colton usually followed the rules but had also been in situations where to save lives he needed to break the rules. Of course, all of his hours of being an excellent pilot and following the rules were overshadowed by the extreme nature of the few risky maneuvers. Ivy wants Colton reined in and files a complaint with the Top Flight program where they both work. Colton’s answer, since he is one of the Top Flight board members, have Ivy assigned to his next mission so he can try to work things out with her. As they interact it becomes clear that neither one knows the other as well as they thought they did. Will they be able to work things out and accept each other’s strengths and weaknesses or will their differing approaches drive a wedge between them? I was given a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
• The author's use of a flight school as the driving background for this romance was unique and made this book an absorbing and interesting read.
• I liked the conflict between Ivy and Flyboy. Was Flyboy a careless, dangerous pilot as Ivy claims? Or is she prejudging him based on her own flying and life experiences? Can Flyboy and Ivy put their different perceptions on how to train fighter pilots aside to find love?
• The ending of this novel was a little rushed and it felt somewhat incomplete.
I was given an advance copy by the author. My review was voluntary and my opinions were my own. I enjoyed reading this book and I am looking forward to reading more books by this author.
Flyboy is a sweet romance within the realm of the fighter pilot world. Colton Bushman is known for his advanced flying skills in the pilot world while Ivy Hatfield is a by the books girl- at least as a pilot. These characters play off each other well with tension as they work together and then the sparks fly when they are off duty.
While I enjoyed reading this book, the final conflict of the story seemed to lack a full resolution. It did not quite seem finished and needed a little more time to see the characters find their happily ever after. I look forward to the next book in the series to see a little more of what happens with these characters. Sophia Summers creates beautiful worlds and great characters which always makes her stories a good read.
Flyboy is the third book in the Top Flight series and is about Colton and Ivy. He is heading a team for fighter jet training in Brazil and, although Ivy lodged a formal complaint regarding Colton's recklessness in the cockpit, he chooses her to accompany him. There is a strong chemistry between Colton and Ivy and each decide to see where those feelings take them. This novel is written well with a cohesive plot. The characters are multidimensional and relatable. The author introduces her readers to some of the Brazilian culture, which I found appealing. She also touches on PTSD and how it can impact one's quality of life. Although there was no "wow" factor in this story, it was a pleasant, clean and entertaining read. 4 stars
Colton is a risk taker, Ivy is cautious, oil and water, right? When Colton asks for Ivy on his team he is determined to prove to her that his flying can save lives and sometimes you can't go by the book. What ensues is a another thrilling training for top flight. What is unexpected is how much these two really have in common and what the underlying reasons are for the risks they do or don't take.
While this is a fun read that doesn't take a long time, there are still deep issues that are addressed as they come out during the course of their mission in Brazil. I really enjoyed this quick read and the way things were addressed. I look forward to the rest of this series.
Flyboy is a fun to read, well-written romance. I loved Colton (Flyboy) and Ivy as characters and their relationship--Two steps forward and one step back sort of thing. Both of these characters are fleshed out and easy to empathize with. I'm not normally into settings, but Sophia Summers does a great job painting a picture for her readers without slowing down the story line. The plot has some twists, and the dialogue flows naturally. There are some swoony kisses in this clean romance. I hope to read all of the Top Flight books and definitely plan to read more of this author's works. I got my copy through KU.
A good, clean, "top-gun" romance about Colton, "Flyboy" and Ivy "TenderFoot", Top Flight, fighter training pilots, who conflict in methods of flying. Flyboy will take risk in flying to get the job done and Tenderfoot goes by the book, but they can't seem to fight the attraction they have for each other. While on a training mission Flyboy does a maneuver that sends Tenderfoot over the edge. Can they resolve their issues? I really enjoyed the well-developed characters in the story and would recommend this book/series.
Colton Bushman is a charmer. He comes across as devil may care and reckless but underneath he's caring of others, helpful and courteous. Ivy Hatfield could not be more opposite, at least in her job, if she tried. She's about as buttoned down as them come; all about the rules and obsessive about safety. Paired up for a six month training mission these two get to know the person outside their personas. That knowledge gives them an understanding of each other and their feelings. It's true opposites do attract.
It was so fun getting to know Colton better. He is such a great guy. Gentleman through and through. Always looking out to help others. I was really impressed with him. It was fun reading about Ivy too. My daughter's name is Ivy and our last name is very similar, so it was always funny when they'd use her full name. The chemistry between Colton and Ivy was strong. They definitely had some things to work through, but they were good together. I enjoyed their story.
A fun read, I enjoyed Colton and Ivy’s relationship story. I felt like the story line flowed really well and the development between the two main characters showed how opposites attract, though they weren’t really so much opposites as they were misunderstood. My favorite part was the fun immersion into Brazilian culture, which the author did a really good job with. A clean contemporary romance, this is a quick read with great chemistry.
The third book in the Top Flight series, Flyboy: A Fighter Pilot Romance, by Sophia Summers, is a fun read with some great depth. I loved the beginning clash but also the gravitational pull that Flyboy and Tenderfoot had towards each other. Their romance was sweet and clean yet spicy. The ending was just right and had some unexpected twists. Great addition to this fun series!
I enjoyed this third book in the top-flight series. This one is about Flyboy (Colton) & Tenderfoot (Ivy). Ivy is critical of Colton's way of flying & not hesitant to criticize him to his boss. Colton is not happy about it but thinks he can "win her over" by having her as part of his team on a job in South America. There are sparks that fly & secrets revealed.
Triggers, we all have them but usually they don’t include high speed fighter jet maneuvers or sharks. Sophia Summers has given us a wonderful story of fear, love, pushed buttons and life altering decisions. I really enjoyed Flyboy and Ivy’s story.
I love this clean "Top Gun" like series! This story is a work place romance, fighter pilot style located mostly in Brazil. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
I have received an ARC from the author and all opinions are my own.
Colton and Ivy are great together. But they aren’t good together. It’s a crazy relationship, but it works. He’s a daredevil pilot. She swims with sharks. Somehow they make it work. Flyboy is a fun and exciting story. However, it really needs an epilogue!
I really enjoyed reading this book! It is about some pilots who have a group to teach other people how to fly better! I recommend this book to anyone who likes romance reading about pilots and their craft!
So fun. I’ve enjoyed all of the top flight books and this was no exception. Good story, interesting setting in Brazil, angst with dangerous maneuvers and sad outcomes. Well done and certainly worth a read.
Former military fighter pilots form a private training group that’s hired to teach new pilots. In this entry, they’re in Brazil to train and also end up dealing with past hurts and uncovering secrets.
this would be my second fave of the series ... all standalones. i read book 1 "Ace", book 2 "Bear" and book 3 "Flyboy". 2 are by Sophia Summers and 1 by: Mindy Burbidge Strunk.