A clean and wholesome romantic suspense (light) set in remote Alaska, featuring a pseudonymous travel writer and a reclusive, wrongly accused novelist who is also a single dad. Expect slow-burn, closed-door (only-kisses) chemistry, forced proximity at a snowbound lodge, hidden-identity and clearing-his-name stakes, protective father and truth-seeking heroine dynamics, found-family healing, and a guaranteed HEA. Perfect for readers who love isolation settings, mystery-tinged small-town vibes, and low-angst, high-heart stories.
Travel writer Alexandra Tulane keeps her identity secret in order to get honest takeaways from her experiences, but when she goes to review a remote Alaskan lodge, she can't shake the fact her pilot looks oddly familiar.
Accused of murdering his wife and her lover, acclaimed novelist Dylan Bower went into hiding with his traumatized son. But as Dylan and Alexandra grow closer, her secret identity and his past collide...
How can they be together when neither consider the other someone to trust?
Kay Lyons always wanted to be a writer, ever since the age of seven or eight when she copied the pictures out of a Charlie Brown book and rewrote the story because she didn’t like the plot. Through the years her stories have changed but one characteristic stayed true—they were all romances. Each and every one of her manuscripts included a love story.
Published in 2005 with Harlequin Enterprises, Kay’s first romance hit #7 on the bestseller list. Kay has also been a HOLT Medallion, Book Buyers Best and RITA Award nominee with twenty-five books published in the romance fiction market and over a million books in print.
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