Review: Under an Alaskan Sky by Jennifer Snow
SYNOPSIS:
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.
Review:
Heading back to Wild River in the follow up to An Alaskan Christmas. I was very intrigued by Tank and Cassie when I first read An Alaskan Christmas and I am so happy to see their HEA!
This is a pretty slow burn and friends to lovers! These two have been in a state of will they/won't they for 5(!!!) years! Finally, their attraction comes to a head when Tank gives in. BUT in walks Tanks past. Yikes.
I love a small-town romance and this town is A+. There was a lot of getting it together for all the characters involved in this one. Tank has a young daughter to consider, her mother shows up, he loves Cassie but doesn't know how to tell her or even open up enough to let her in. I enjoyed all the Search and Rescue parts of this book that carried over from An Alaskan Christmas. It added a little suspense and drama which I'm always here for. There was a little too much of the characters questioning themselves at every decision they made. I wished that Cassie was a little more confident but she got there in the end. Overall, a very enjoyable small-town romance!
