Real Pink Collar Workers

<p>     While trying to discover who's sabotaging their work five women are cast down a rabbit hole of espionage intrigue and the attempted murder of two fellow workers. Could it be the inspector a supervisor or a person they work with every day?<br>     This story is about a small group of women who work together in an airplane factory based on actual on-the-job events. In sisterhood they experience romance love sexual abuse alcoholism and control while working together in a "man's world". And who's the preacher the lesbian or of royal blood?<br>     On the job they share great laugh-out-loud humor along with some tear-jerking heart-wrenching times while trying to find who's sabotaging the airplanes they build. However during all these immense concerns these gals still need to earn a paycheck and do anything to get that damned plane built. Well almost anything.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>     "Sharp funny tragic and fun. A great read; romance and scandal espionage and sabotage: everything a good historical fiction novel should have. The writer has a sharp wit and a keen sense of sarcasm"  Christopher Bailey author of the Starjumper Legacy.</p><p> </p><p>     "(Lady) Jane drew off not just her personal experience at Boeing but her mom one of the 'Rosie the Riveters' who forged the way to be accepted into a "man's" workplace during World War Two." C. Kelliher editor; Aero Mechanic District 751 newspaper read by aerospace workers worldwide.</p><p> </p><p>     "Women's fiction? The story reads like actual life. From hilarious one-liner humor to intense heartbreaks this was a terrific emotional ride."</p><p>J. Carol Johnson author of The Lonely Life of a Pornographer's Wife.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>