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Under Alaskan Skies (Harlequin American Romance, No 956)

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A magical story that captures what it's like, when you do work that you love, and yet still feel there's something missing in your life. Matt Baker is about to become a plastic surgeon, but when he spots pilot Carrie Porter, he feels the void in himself. Stuck in her remote Alaskan village, caring for a child who could be paralyzed, he begins to open up to the possibility of creating his own future. There's real suspense in the emotional conflict between these two very human and likeable (and sexy!) characters. And a wonderful sense of what it's like to live in such a remote, beautiful but sometimes forbidding place.
I gobbled this story up in one sitting! Look forward to more of her work.

A compassionate man, Dr. Matt Baker couldn't deny the urgent request to fly to a remote Alaskan village and tend to an injured child. Especially when the call had come from the most beautiful woman he'd ever seen... ** She was as untamed as the land she loved, but when it came to taking care of her own, pilot Carrie Porter always came through. Even if that meant opening her home to the most captivating man she'd ever met. ** Sharing starry nights with Matt might have been a dream come true for Carrie. Or a major heartbreak. Because once Matt's mission was through, could Carrie hope to keep this big-city doctor in her rugged land- and her loving arms- forever?

I really enjoyed this book. Good story and I loved that the book was set in Alaska. Can't wait to read more books by Carol Grace.