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    On the Wings of Destiny

    By E.R. Haze

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    About this ebook

    When a volcanic eruption in Iceland disrupts commercial flights all over Europe, Amanda Miller, editor and published author, finds herself on a speeding train back to London. Seated opposite an elderly gentleman, her curious and social nature prompts her to strike up a conversation to pass the time.
    Realizing the potential for a story behind the kind eyes of the World War II pilot, she soon finds herself immersed in a tale of history, lifelong friendship and love.
    Destiny entwines our lives, always.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBluewood Publishing
    Release dateJan 18, 2016
    ISBN9781927220856
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    On the Wings of Destiny
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    E.R. Haze

    Born in Finland, and started writing about six years ago. My family consists of two lovable scoundrels, my almost adult sons. They make sure I rarely have a dull moment when at home. I'm an aviation enthusiast, and it shows in my books. I love airplanes and the feeling you get when you're flying high, or low, above the ground. It's pure freedom! I used to fly gliders, sailplanes, for a couple of years. I'm always planning to get back into flying, but life has a tendency to mess with my plans, so I've had to compromise. These days I fly as a passenger, commercial or with friends. It's a lot cheaper and gives you time to enjoy the view. I have traveled extensively in Europe and lived in the United Kingdom for ten years. I've also explored the United States on a three week road trip to the eastern parts. I write under the pen name E.R. Haze, because I like hazy summer afternoons, and because I spend half of my life in a haze, living in a dream world of stories. (Quick definition by One-Look-Dictionary: noun-atmospheric moisture or dust or smoke that causes reduced visibility; noun-confusion characterized by lack of clarity.) The latter definition fits me. I love inventing stories, and plan to keep on writing and finding new characters for the foreseeable future. I hope you, as a reader, will enjoy my stories as much as I have enjoyed writing them.

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