Name: Arctic Wild
Rating: 3.333333333333333 (3 reviews)
ISBN: 9781335006905

Annabeth Albert

"Published by arrangement with Harlequin Books S.A."--Copyright page.

Frozen Hearts

Arctic Wild

When a plane crashes in the Alaskan wilderness, the best place to land is in the arms of a younger man… Hotshot attorney Reuben Graham has finally agreed to take a vacation, when his plane suddenly plunges into the Alaskan wilderness. Just his luck. But his frustrations have only begun as he finds himself stranded with the injured, and superhot, pilot, a man who’s endearingly sociable—and much too young for Reuben to be wanting him this badly. As the sole provider for his sisters and ailing father, Tobias Kooly is devastated to learn his injuries will prevent him from working or even making it back home. So when Reuben insists on giving him a place to recover, not even Toby’s pride can make him refuse. He’s never been tempted by a silver fox before, but something about Reuben is impossible to resist. Recuperating in Reuben’s care is the last thing Toby expected, yet the closer they become, the more incredibly right it feels, prompting workaholic Reuben to question the life he’s been living. But when the pressure Toby’s under starts closing in, both men will have to decide if there’s room in their hearts for a love they never saw coming. One-click with confidence. This title is part of the Carina Press Romance Promise: all the romance you’re looking for with an HEA/HFN. It’s a promise!

An Alaska Romance

Sahi K

This book was fun and very sweet at places. The hurt/comfort trope worked quite well, but when the conflict happened, I have to say I didn’t like it (seems to be happening to me a lot lately). Thankfully, everything resolved quickly and the ending was very adorable.

I liked the characters of Reuben and Toby. They had a nice dynamic right from the get go and their easy chemistry while they were living together was very cute. I also adored Reuben’s daughter Amelia. Her transformation from a cranky teenager to someone who just finds her path was delightful to read about. I wasn’t that much of a fan of Toby’s family despite their closeness and his utter adoration for them, they just felt too nosy. However, it does seem to improve towards the end which wasn’t bad. 

Overall, it was a good read. It doesn’t have that much of an atmospheric feel like the previous book and Alaska is still very much a good part of the story. It’s an okay book for a one time read and felt very easy to finish in a single sitting. However, it doesn’t live up to some of Annabeth Albert’s older, more amazing books.

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