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An Alaskan Christmas (A Wild River Novel, 1)
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Product Description In Alaska, it’s always a white Christmas—but the sparks flying between two reunited friends could turn it red-hot… If there’s one gift Erika Sheraton does not want for Christmas, it’s a vacation. Ordered to take time off, the workaholic surgeon reluctantly trades in her scrubs for a ski suit and heads to Wild River, Alaska. Her friend Cassie owns a tour company that offers adventures to fit every visitor. But nothing compares to the adrenaline rush Erika feels on being reunited with Cassie’s brother, Reed Reynolds. Gone is the buttoned-up girl Reed remembers. His sister’s best friend has blossomed into a strong, skilled, confident woman. She’s exactly what his search-and-rescue team needs—and everything he didn’t know he craved. The gulf between his life in Wild River and her big-city career is wide. But it’s no match for a desire powerful enough to melt two stubborn hearts… Look for Jennifer’s newest book, Stars Over Alaska! Review "Readers will enjoy the mix of sexy love scenes, tense missions, and amiable banter. This entertaining introduction to Wild River will encourage fans of small-town contemporaries to follow the series." — Publishers Weekly "An Alaskan Christmas is heartwarming, romantic, and utterly enjoyable." —Melissa Foster, New York Times bestselling author "Prepare to have your heartstrings tugged! Pure Christmas delight." —Lori Wilde, New York Times bestselling author "An exciting contemporary series debut with a wildly unique Alaskan setting." — Kirkus Reviews on An Alaskan Christmas "Jennifer Snow is one clever writer." — RT Book Reviews "Never too late to join the growing ranks of Jennifer Snow fans." — Fresh Fiction "Ms. Snow brings the drama, heat, and heart along with a great cast of characters."— Harlequin Junkie on Pushing the Limits "Grab some hot cocoa with this one and enjoy Snow's latest." — RT Book Reviews on The Mistletoe Melody About the Author Jennifer Snow is a USA Today bestselling author writing contemporary romance, both sweet and steamy, set in small towns and big cities. She is a member of The Writers Union of Canada, Alberta Writers Guild, International Thriller Writers and FAVA. She also writes for film and T.V., with several screenplays currently under option. She lives in Edmonton, Alberta, with her husband, son and three mischievous cats. More information can be found at www.jennifersnowauthor.com Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. An Alaskan Christmas By Jennifer Snow Harlequin Enterprises Limited Copyright © 2019 Jennifer Snow All rights reserved. ISBN: 978-1-335-04150-0 CHAPTER 1 Her arms full of patient files, Dr. Erika Sheraton tipped her head back as Darren, her premed intern, poured a double shot of espresso down her throat. The hot liquid delivered the instant adrenaline boost she needed to get through the rest of her fourteen-hour shift. Dinner? A quick glance at the clock on the wall above the nurses' triage station revealed it was almost nine. A late dinner. "How are you not vibrating? That's your third in two hours." Darren crumpled the paper cup and tossed it into a recycle bin as they walked. "Caffeine stopped affecting me a long time ago. Now's it's about the taste," she said, only half kidding. Double course loads and all-nighters in college and then med school had prepared her for the long hours she put in now as a general surgeon and caffeine had been her best friend. The twentysomething looked like he could use a cup himself, as he stifled a yawn. His sandy blond hair poked up in the back as though he'd crawled out of bed at the last possible minute and his hazel eyes were bloodshot. If he was tired now after only eight hours on shift, he'd be reconsidering this particular profession by midnight. The staff at Alaska General Hospital never rested. The revolving doors at emergency constantly rotated with broken bones, heart attacks and bleeding patients filing in. No day was ever the same. U
