Susan May Warren is back with a whole new series. And it comes with everything you expect: wilderness, danger, heart-warming characters, romance, a hunky hero, and a dog named Caspian that steals the show.

Keely Williams is on a mission  in Alaska to find her biological mother. But when her plane is hijack, she’s stranded in a blizzard. Enter Dawson Mulligan, former police officer, to the rescue.

Be prepared for all the drama and action you can handle. Plane crashes, fires, and blizzards bring Keely and Dawson together. But they couldn’t be more opposite. She’s secretly a pop star named Bliss, and Dawson has enough emotional baggage to keep him sideline from love. But when you’re on the run from killers in the wilds of Alaska, emotional bonds are formed. Keely finds herself in love with Alaska, the people around her, and of course, Dawson Mulligan. And bonus, Susan May Warren always has characters from her prior series making cameos. Fans of SMW will be so happy.

I loved the audio narrator! Brian Hutchinson is my new favorite narrator. He had great pacing and I enjoyed the narration.

I received an ebook review copy of this book through NetGalley. All opinions expressed in this review are my own.

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Escaping the Wilderness by Carrie Stuart Parks is one wild ride. Boone McGregor witnesses an attack on a woman and steps into action to save her. Little does he know that Amanda Cotton’s life is on the line. She’s being hunted, and the two go on the run while trying to unravel why someone wants Amanda dead.

I loved this story from start to finish. Escaping the Wilderness is fast-paced and witty, while still allowing readers the chance to get to know the characters. Amanda and Boone are complete opposites. They come from completely different worlds, but they realize just how great they are for each other – while trying to stay alive.

If you love high-stakes suspense, action and a determined hero and heroine, look no further than Escaping the Wilderness. I reviewed the audiobook version, and I loved the narration. It added to the excitement of the story.

I received an ebook review copy of this book through NetGalley. All opinions expressed in this review are my own.

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