Review: All aboard for Dana's flight of fantasy!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 27, 2013
Quite an interesting and wild journey as we fly along with Dana Sullivan, and his reluctant transformation from unemployed male to employed female. To fly with company X, one must be a woman, so he dresses the part with a lot of help from his fiancee. (Nevermind the roadblocks that the insurance companies, unions, and lawyers would erect in real life, just enjoy the fiction that it was meant to be.)  His fiancee's total domination of his situation (and him) grows stronger as time goes by, and soon he is caught in her web with no escape...which he really doesn't seem to mind as he gets more and more comfortable living as a woman full-time. We learn his inner thoughts and doubts as he experiences a lot of things for the first time (from the woman's perspective). There are some scenes/descriptions that get a little repetitive, but there are also many interesting and unexpected discoveries and revelations as his coworkers gradually warm up to him and become part of his inner circle. Although believability is stretched at various points throughout the book, the overall story is quite fascinating as his metamorphosis helps him uncover many things about himself and his fiancee. I liked a lot of things in this book. The ending is fine, but doesn't exactly have what I would call 'full' closure. I'm hoping there's more to Dana's story in the future.