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Nice little romance, bringing together almost all of the previous characters from the Author's previous Alaskan novels.
While the romance is front and centre with this book, I did find myself wishing for a more visceral experience with the danger and uncertainty ramped up slightly higher. Much as I love this author, I do wish that there was more Cari Hunter type blood and guts. Hey, that's just me! ...more
While the romance is front and centre with this book, I did find myself wishing for a more visceral experience with the danger and uncertainty ramped up slightly higher. Much as I love this author, I do wish that there was more Cari Hunter type blood and guts. Hey, that's just me! ...more
I really wanted to read something new the other night.
I looked through my ever-growing pile of “to read” novels and my eyes lingered on the spine of a book called “High Impact” – I got a little tingle and decided that’s what I would read.
After reading “High Impact,” it felt it rather appropriate that “a little tingle” was the impetus for choosing this novel.
I’ve always loved Baldwin’s writing. I was first introduced to her via Xena Fan Fiction. It was exciting to learn a bit later on that she’d ...more
I looked through my ever-growing pile of “to read” novels and my eyes lingered on the spine of a book called “High Impact” – I got a little tingle and decided that’s what I would read.
After reading “High Impact,” it felt it rather appropriate that “a little tingle” was the impetus for choosing this novel.
I’ve always loved Baldwin’s writing. I was first introduced to her via Xena Fan Fiction. It was exciting to learn a bit later on that she’d ...more
Lame story that comes off both gimmicky-one character with "powers"- and repetitive- same author uses similar "in peril" plot device to quickly bond the lead characters. Mindless, forgettable storyline with a rushed ending.
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Alaska here we come
An Alaskan adventure for lesbians. The setting is possibly the most important character in this book which makes for an interesting read.
An Alaskan adventure for lesbians. The setting is possibly the most important character in this book which makes for an interesting read.
As a general rule of thumb I like books written by Kim Baldwin, however I found that I didn't particularly like this one. I suspects it's because I really didn't like either of the main characters. I disliked the way Pasha was portrayed and felt that the way her "gift" was handled struck me as cartoonish and unfortunately that feeling never went away. On the other hand, I hated the Emery character almost immediately but as the story progressed she started to become a little less 1 dimenstional.
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