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    North of Heartbreak

    By Julie Rowe

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    Since her divorce, Willa Hayes has thrown herself into her work as a nurse practitioner in the remote town of Stony Creek, Alaska. She's regained her self-confidence and her heart is almost healed. Then her newfound peace is shaken by the arrival of sexy flyboy Liam Reynolds. Willa can't deny she's instantly, intensely attracted to himeven if she's convinced he's yet another Mr. Wrong.

    Liam has his own reasons for fleeing to the isolation of the north, and a relationship is the last thing he wants. He wasn't counting on being drawn to the pretty nurse who accompanies patients on his flights to southern hospitals.

    Fortunately, the temptationand the desire to avoid anything seriousis mutual. So the pair comes up with an arrangement: sensual, steamy, no-strings fun. But when things heat up on a cold Alaskan night, the rules of the game may change forever...

    48,000 words
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarina Press
    Release dateApr 16, 2012
    ISBN9781426893629
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    Julie Rowe

    Julie Rowe’s first career as a med lab tech in Canada took her to the North West Territories and northern Alberta, where she still resides. She loves to include medical details and a lot of adventure in her romance novels. Julie has three books out with Carina Press: ICEBOUND, NORTH OF HEARTBREAK and SAVING THE RIFLEMAN. You can reach her at www.julieroweauthor.com or on Twitter @julieroweauthor .

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      North of Heartbreak By Julie Rowe9781426893629Willa is a trained nurse and has many settlements in the wilds of Alaska. She has run away from society as her ex husband not only beat her but made her lose the baby and any further chance of having a baby.She does not trust any man now but wants to try again with a new pilot that is sent there to help with the other pilots.They start out by just kissing and she tolerates that. They go out on emergencies that puts their own life in danger but they only want to help the ones they are called to the area to help.She almost faints when she sees the bear is after him Liam and has visions of him lying in blood.Like how the terms of the local tribes and their clothes is explained, makes me feel like I'm there with them. How they use trees and smoke as signals and other things I've learned about the tribe.Like how they explain why the bears are further inland, makes sense if you're familiar with the area.When Liam tells her why she should know who he is from the TV reports he has to tell her why as she never has time for TV.When his father comes to pay a visit things get out of control and he thinks Willa is after his sons money like the last female.These two have a lot to work through to get to the point of being civil to one another in the plane on an emergency trip.She just had one thing to tell him and she knew he'd run back down to the southern US for good.Sex scenes are an added plus to this wilderness novel.