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In 1982, home is sometimes a borrowed bed, half a leftover sandwich, and someone willing to collect you from the airport at four in the morning.
When stranded young pilot Danny Mercer calls a number tucked into his wallet, he finds his way into the Circuit-a loose network of crew houses stretching from Denver to Seattle and beyond. Here, pilots and flight attendants share rent, spare keys, hurried breakfasts, casual hookups, and occasional romances. Captain Frank "Mac" McAllister knows when to lend a hand. Gail Donnelly keeps track of almost everyone. And behind one closed bedroom door, a homemade Star Trek costume is complicating the sleeping arrangements.
Between departures and delayed connections, these friends have made a life together in the hours their passengers never see. It's untidy, affectionate, frequently ridiculous-and easier to depend on than any airline schedule.
But when a flight goes dangerously wrong, members of this makeshift family must trust one another with far more than a place to sleep.
Warm, funny, and suspenseful, A Place to Land is a story of friendship, private enthusiasms, and the people who make coming back mean something-even when you're never quite sure where home will be or who will be there. Or when.