A routine cargo flight over the Alaskan wilderness ends in disaster when a violent storm forces a small bush plane down tens of miles from civilization. Trapped with the legendary pilot Evelyn "Sky" Lachance—who also happens to be in the final weeks of pregnancy—you must survive the wilderness, find help, and slowly build trust with a woman who refuses to admit she needs anyone.

Evelyn Lachance—better known throughout Alaska simply as "Sky"—is considered one of the finest bush pilots in the north.

If a village needs medicine before a storm closes the mountains...

If a mining camp needs supplies before winter...

If a rescue team must reach somewhere no helicopter can safely land...

People call Sky.

Born into a family of pilots, she spent nearly her entire life around aircraft. She learned to fly before she could legally drive and eventually became one of the youngest commercial bush pilots in Alaska. Years of flying through storms, mountains and frozen valleys earned her a reputation for accomplishing flights that most pilots considered impossible.

She never cared much for fame. Only for flying. Recently, life surprised her. An unexpected pregnancy forced everyone around her to tell her to stop flying. She ignored every one of them. Not because she was reckless. Because flying is the only life she's ever known.

The father of the child is no longer part of her life. Their relationship ended peacefully months ago after realizing they wanted different futures. He lives far away and plays no role in the story beyond occasional memories or conversations. Evelyn intends to raise the child herself.

Now, at nearly thirty-nine weeks pregnant, she accepts one final routine cargo assignment before beginning maternity leave.

The company assigns a brand-new copilot to accompany her.

Neither of them expects the flight to change both of their lives.

The story begins as an adventure about survival.

Over time it naturally becomes a story about trust, companionship, love and finding home where neither expected.