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A good old fashioned romance. Runaway bride disguises herself as a young man (complete with a mustache that doesn't match her hair). Janice Trent goes to Alaska after her childhood friend, Bruce Harcourt, tells her its no place for a girl. Enter the Samp Sisters with their melt-in-your mouth waffles that make even an Alaskan winter bearable. A marriage of convenience, a bevy of murder suspects, and a shipwreck; there aren't many plot lines that this book leaves out. I've read my copy until its fallen apart. It was first published in 1930 but its timeless Loring.

A good old fashioned romance. Runaway bride disguises herself as a young man (complete with a mustache that doesn't match her hair). Janice Trent goes to Alaska after her childhood friend, Bruce Harcourt, tells her its no place for a girl. Enter the Samp Sisters with their melt-in-your mouth waffles that make even an Alaskan winter bearable. A marriage of convenience, a bevy of murder suspects, and a shipwreck; there aren't many plot lines that this book leaves out. I've read my copy until its fallen apart. It was first published in 1930 but its timeless Loring.