"A poignant romance"

In Alaska sociologist Dr. Whitney Foster makes her "virgin" flight on a small plane piloted by hunk Colby Davis. Global Oil has her Chicago based company to determine ways to counteract isolation that leads to high turnover. However, the weather turns nasty and the plane is forced down in an isolated area. Not knowing if a rescue is imminent, they fall in each other's arms and share a sexy Christmas Eve. The next morning neither one of the embarrassed duo want to talk about the previous evening's tryst when they are saved.

Seven months later, a pregnant Whitney arrives in Alaska to inform Colby he is a going to be a father and to get him to sign away his rights as she plans to raise the child alone. Colby has not forgotten that one evening and even thought of going to the forty-eight to find his sociologist. He wants Whitney and their unborn as part of his life, but to persuade the stubborn doctor that they belong together when her role model is a mother who belongs in Guinness for her string of males will be next to impossible.

This engaging contemporary romance star two pleasant protagonists whom readers will like and want together. The story line is a stretch especially with a veteran pilot like Colby not sure of their rescue seems either he used a line to score or the taleis just off kilter. Still fans will appreciate his efforts to persuade his beloved that he wants her and their SANTA BABY in his life permanently.

Harriet Klausner

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted November 21, 2004