M.H. Sullivan asked M.H. Sullivan:

What were your goals and intentions in Jet Trails, and how well do you feel you achieved them?

M.H. Sullivan I wanted to write a sort of “coming of age” story for an older woman who has already lived life – worked and had a career, raised children and all the rest -- but who has suddenly been forced to reinvent herself. In this case Meara’s husband has died leaving her with lots of "couple" plans that won’t work now that she’s on her own. She feels she still has a lot of living left in her so the book is the story of how she figures out the next chapter of her life.

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