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When Grier Thompson is called to Indigo, Alaska to deal with the estate of her late, estranged father, the last thing she expected to find was a hotly contested will, a hostile half-sister who never knew Grier existed, or for that matter, an entire town that doesn’t take kindly to this stranger. Except maybe for Mick O’Shaughnessy.
An Indigo native, Mick has all he wants in life: a soft flannel shirt, a nice cottage, and a thriving airline charter business. Could this simple life get any better? One look at Grier and Mick discovers the answer is a resounding, “yes.” She thinks so too—and if it weren’t for her family baggage, maybe she could relax and enjoy herself before it’s time to return to real life.
But then an unexpected visitor from Grier’s past unsettles the entire town just when the residents were finally starting to warm to her. By the time Mick comes out of the clouds to realize he’s fallen head over heels in love, it might be just too late to win Grier’s heart.
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- ISBN: 9781101606865
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- ISBN: 9781101606865
- File size: 834 KB
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October 15, 2012
The sequel to Baby It's Cold Outside (2011) finds New York socialite Grier Thompson coming to grips with the sudden revelation of her heretofore unknown father's identity after he dies and leaves her an inheritance. Contested by the man's legitimate daughter, the will is being held up in court until Grier can prove her relationship. The small town of Indigo, Alaska, is divided as to whether Grier, his daughter Kate, or both should inherit the sizable property. While she waits, Grier's life changes as she makes good friends in Indigo and becomes smitten with bush pilot Mick. Having dumped her fiance after she discovered him in a compromising position with an office intern, Grier is shocked when her ex arrives in Alaska to try to get her back. Grier is more interested, however, in learning about her father and getting to know her recalcitrant half-sister, who wants nothing to do with her. Fox deals with issues of abandonment and betrayal in a sensitive manner while baring the souls of everyone involved in this satisfying contemporary romance.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2012, American Library Association.)
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