This is the fourth book in the set I got at the Women of Faith conference last fall (See January 10). It was a good, quick read. Haley returns to Alaska as a nature photographer whose responsiblity is photographing Kipp as he tries to get as close as possible to grizzly bears. But for Haley, there is another reason for being there. She survived a horrible accident as a child which caused her sister's death. Her parents virtually disowned her after the accident, but their mysterious death also drew Haley back to Alaska. She finds some things that she never expected including a half-sister and a nature guide who steals her heart, and she learns quite a bit about herself.
I enjoyed this quick read. There were many interesting characters including some bears, and the descriptions of the Alaskan landscape were wonderful. This was very enjoyable Christian fiction with just enough adventure, romance, and intrigue to keep me entertained.
We're off to San Antonio tomorrow for the Texas Library Association Conference. We'll get to meet lots of authors and learn how to best meet the research and literature needs of our students. I'm sure we'll return with bags of new books. Watch for highlights from the conference sometime next week.
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