Under an Alaskan Sky
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4.2 • 34 Ratings
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- $7.99
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- $7.99
Publisher Description
Allowing himself to love always seemed too dangerous. Now it might be his only salvation…
Single dad Tank Wheeler has vowed to keep his heart shuttered in the name of keeping his young daughter’s life stable. But lately, the chemistry between him and his adrenaline-loving best friend, Cassie Reynolds, has been getting him a little hot under the collar. And then, with one scorching birthday kiss, these best friends are instantly more.
Exactly the wrong time for Tank’s ex to show up in Wild River, Alaska.
Cassie is pretty sure she’s having a waking nightmare. Not only is Tank’s gorgeous ex hoping to reclaim her family, but a new megastore is threatening the wilderness-adventure business she’s spent five years building. But Cassie never backs down from a fight. And now it’s time to make the most terrifying leap of her life—and hope that Tank catches her…before she falls too far.
Don't miss Alaska Dreams, the next book in Jennifer Snows Wild RIver series!
A Wild River Novel
Book 1: An Alaskan Christmas
Book 2: Under an Alaskan Sky
Book 3: A Sweet Alaskan Fall
Book 4: Stars Over Alaska
Book 5: Alaska Reunion
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An excess of angst and insecurity plague the slow-burning second romance in Snow's Wild River series (after An Alaskan Christmas). Cassie Reynolds, an extreme sports enthusiast and the owner of SnowTrek Tours, has been in love with her best friend, Tank Wheeler, for five years, but she's never pushed for a relationship out of respect for his concerns about dating as a single father. Tank, who was orphaned as a young boy and shunted through the foster system, has feelings for Cassie but fears upending their friendship and jeopardizing Cassie's bond with his 10-year-old daughter, Kaia, should things not work out. When Kaia's mother, Montana, returns to Wild River, Alaska, hoping to forge a relationship with her daughter, Cassie worries that Montana has her sights on a romantic reunion with Tank as well. This concern ought to be moot, as Tank has no lingering feelings for Montana, but Tank's inability to communicate this jeopardizes his relationship with Cassie before it can even begin. The plot is dominated by Tank's indecision and Cassie's insecurity, leaving little room for joy and making the abrupt, tidy happy ending unbelievable. Fans of Snow's first trip to Wild River will be disappointed.
