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The shimmering winter landscape hides the darkest passions When Mariah travels to the remote Alaska glacier region, she�s seduced by the stark beauty of the landscape � and the powerful appeal of her rugged new guide, Patrick Worley. For Patrick, the beautiful nature writer is an unwelcome distraction. His job at the Great Glacier Ranch is only a cover for his classified work with Alpha Force. He is on a mission to uncover the truth behind a series of deadly explosions, and her presence hinders his ability to shape-shift and to hunt � as only a werewolf can. Even if he, too, feels an animal lust hot enough to melt the Alaskan ice, he knows their desire cannot be satisfied. But can it truly be denied?
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Alaskan Wolf (Mills & Boon Nocturne) I DONT READ THIS KIND OF BOOKS THIS BOOK WAS FOR SOMEBODY ELSE THEY SAY IT WAS FINE OKAY ROBERT
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Disappointing
2 Oct 2011
Format:Kindle Edition
I've also read her other book Alpha Wolf and enjoyed it enough to want to try this book as well. I'm very disappointed. The lack of skill in the writing alone makes this a very difficult read to get through. For instance there is one part of the book where she is asking questions about his personal life and Patrick jerks her around to kiss her. Then he thinks to himself that he kissed her to stop her questions (no duh) and then immediately after that she finds it amusing because she thinks he kissed her to stop the questions. A very obvious situation that didn't have to be explained to the reader was not only "explained" once but twice one right after the other. The book feels like a high school english lit project, you can feel the author struggled with the flow of the story. To come up with one at all. Certain things occur in the story that sound odd or lacking and then the author backtracks and explains. Example the whole situation about Duke was explained (Patrick's dog) and why he has the dog. Then his partner is murdered and he immediately moves in somewhere else and as you read later it is like "oh yeah, what happened to the dog. Um he went to stay with the dogsled dogs and a friend took care of that for him". The main characters' reasons for being where they are and doing what they are doing is lame and has no substance. I can't even finish the book. I'm sorry, but I wish I'd spent my money elsewhere for a nice read.
Not as Good as the First Alpha Force Story
10 Dec 2010
Format:Mass Market Paperback
I was a little disappointed with this story. I had read her first Alpha Force book, Alpha Wolf, and I couldn't wait for another book about this team to come out. Lt. Patrick Worley first appears in Alpha Wolf but in this story he and a fellow member of Alpha Force are sent to Alaska to investigate a situation with glacier degradation and whether or not it is a result of global warming or something more sinister. In Alaska he meets naturalist writer Mariah Garvey who is there to document the effect these glacier situations are having on the local wildlife. When Patrick's fellow Alpha Force member is found murdered, Patrick and Mariah must figure out who or what is involved. It was a very quick read; however, I felt like this book was rushed towards the end and the answer to the problem of glacier degradation and to Patrick and Mariah's relationship weren't brought to a close as well as I would have liked.
enjoyable glacial romantic fantasy
4 Dec 2010
Format:Mass Market Paperback
In Alaska Alpha Force Lieutenant Patrick Worley serves as an undercover dogsled driver at the remote Great Glacier Dog Ranch. His current cover assignment is escorting naturalist magazine writer Mariah Garver to an isolated area where she plans to research the wildlife of a glacier for an article she is writing. Besides obviously keeping the civilian safe, the shapeshifting wolf's security task is to investigate the strange happenings occurring to the glaciers.
Besides her prime subject, Mariah wants to know more about the glacial mystery too. She accidentally uncovers her guide's secret. They team up when they learn am industrialist is destroying the glaciers to expedite extraction of minerals from the ocean floor. The pair plans to prevent an ecological disaster from happening.
This is an enjoyable glacial romantic fantasy starring two likable strong protagonists and intriguing environmental vs. development scenario. He finds his desire for his client distracting him from his mission; while she finds him desirable. Although the remote glacial background is glossed over so lacks the deep starkness of the region, Linda O Johnston provides a fast-paced paranormal romantic thriller.
Harriet Klausner
Besides her prime subject, Mariah wants to know more about the glacial mystery too. She accidentally uncovers her guide's secret. They team up when they learn am industrialist is destroying the glaciers to expedite extraction of minerals from the ocean floor. The pair plans to prevent an ecological disaster from happening.
This is an enjoyable glacial romantic fantasy starring two likable strong protagonists and intriguing environmental vs. development scenario. He finds his desire for his client distracting him from his mission; while she finds him desirable. Although the remote glacial background is glossed over so lacks the deep starkness of the region, Linda O Johnston provides a fast-paced paranormal romantic thriller.
Harriet Klausner
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