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    One Arctic Summer
    One Arctic Summer
    One Arctic Summer
    Audiobook3 hours

    One Arctic Summer

    Written by Dani Haviland

    Narrated by Tiana Hanson

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    About this audiobook

    Was she his Red Raven or just another cheechako, a tenderfoot from the outside world looking for excitement or a news story in his remote Alaskan village? Rocky didn't know, but was intrigued by the sassy yet compassionate young woman, stranded thousands of miles from her home with no luggage, little money and no place to stay.

    The trials, frustrations, and richness of life in Barrow (Utqiaģvik), Alaska change east coast archaeology intern Alexandra Oppenheimer’s philosophy on life in 1994. Twenty-two years later, will the area be the same? And will her once-in-a-lifetime love, Rocky, have returned to it, too? 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChill Out
    Release dateJan 15, 2019
    ISBN9781987124088
    One Arctic Summer
    Author

    Dani Haviland

    USA Today Bestselling author and publisher, Dani Haviland has bounced from New Haven, Connecticut to the Valley of the Sun in Arizona, to Alaska, and the Willamette Valley in Oregon, soaking up life along the way, processing the experiences into works of fantasy and romance, packaging them as singles, series, and box sets with other authors via Chill Out! Books, the company she established as a vehicle to share the works with readers around the world. Read on and enjoy the journey!

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