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    Alaskan Hearts

    By Teri Wilson

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    Former Alaskan sled-dog musher Ben Grayson is still grieving the tragic loss of his dog team. So much that he put the reinsand his dreamsaway.

    Now a photographer, Ben's covering the Gold Rush Trail sled-dog race. He's surprised his heart isn't more guarded around lovely journalist Clementine Phillipsuntil he learns that Clementine plans to handle a sled-dog team herself. Ben can't bear the thought of Clementine in danger.

    So he comes up with a compromiseone to keep her close forever.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLove Inspired
    Release dateJun 1, 2012
    ISBN9781459230934
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    Alaskan Hearts
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    Teri Wilson

    Teri Wilson grew up as an only child and could often be found with her head in a book, lost in a world of romance and exotic places. As an adult, her love of books has led her to her dream career-writing. Now an award-winning romance author, when Teri isn't traveling or writing, she enjoys ballet, knitting and having fun with friends, family and her dogs, Bliss and Finn, both Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Teri lives in San Antonio, Texas, and loves to hear from readers!

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    • 4/5
      This was a delightful story set in a small town in Alaska and the author did a great job of making me want to go and visit this snowy cold state. In this story you will come to love Ben Grayson, a grieving former sled-dog musher who is now a photographer and covering the Gold Rush Trail sled-dog race. Then there is Clementine who has been sent from Texas to cover this race as a dog handler. Clementine has so much energy and love for what she is there to do. She falls in love with Alaska, and eventually with Ben also. But Ben has to let go of his grief and learn to trust in his God again, before he can let himself fall in love. A truly warm story, even though it was quite cold there in Alaska. Looking forward to reading more stories in this series.