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Alaska wild

Alaska wild

Contemporary RomanceRomance
Pages
480
Published
2019
Language
French

Synopsis

Calla Fletcher returns to her Alaskan hometown after years away when her estranged father falls ill. She finds herself clashing with Jonah, a rugged pilot who doubts her ability to adapt to the harsh wilderness. As Calla works to save her father's seaplane company, an unexpected connection forms between her and Jonah. However, Calla's plans to leave Alaska and Jonah's commitment to stay create a dilemma, forcing her to confront whether she will repeat her mother's past or embrace a new future.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

EmotionalHopeful
Fish Out of WaterGrumpy SunshineForced Proximity

Genres

Contemporary Romance Romance Contemporary Literature

Authors

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Kathleen A. Tucker

Kathleen A. Tucker is the author of Alaska wild. Her writing often explores the rugged beauty and challenges of the Alaskan wilderness.

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K.A. Tucker

K.A. Tucker is a Canadian author of contemporary romance, romantic suspense, and fantasy, based near Toronto, Ontario. Her self-published 2012 novel Ten Tiny Breaths led to a contract with Atria Books, and she has since published more than thirty novels, including the Ten Tiny Breaths, Burying Water, and The Simple Wild series, and the fantasy series Fate & Flame.

Characters

Calla FletcherProtagonist
JonahProtagonist
Calla's motherSupporting
Calla's fatherSupporting
All characters in Alaska wild

Frequently asked questions

  • Does Alaska Wild need to be read in order?

    Alaska Wild is the first book in the Wild series, but it can be read as a standalone story. While subsequent books feature different characters, reading this one first provides a good introduction to the author's style and the Alaskan setting.

  • Is Alaska Wild a dual POV novel?

    The story is told from the alternating perspectives of Calla and Jonah, offering insight into both of their thoughts and feelings as their relationship develops. This dual point of view allows readers to understand their individual struggles and motivations.

  • How does Alaska Wild compare to K.A. Tucker's other books?

    Readers familiar with K.A. Tucker's previous works will find a similar blend of emotional depth and character-driven romance, but with a stronger emphasis on a rugged, isolated setting. The Alaskan wilderness plays a significant role, almost acting as a character itself, which is a more prominent feature than in some of her earlier contemporary romances.