The Snow Bride
by Debbie Macomber
MIRA Books
October 1, 2003
ISBN #1551667363
240 pages
Hardcover
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Other Books by
Debbie Macomber

That Summer Place

The Wyoming Kid

Susannah's Garden

Hearts Divided

There's Something about Christmas

More Than Words, Volume 2

50 Harbor Street

That Summer Place

A Good Yarn

The Trouble With Angels

When Christmas Comes

44 Cranberry Point

The Shop on Blossom Street

Those Christmas Angels

311 Pelican Court

Changing Habits

Navy Wife

Angels Everywhere

The Christmas Basket

204 Rosewood Lane

Between Friends

Buffalo Valley

16 Lighthouse Road

Thursdays At Eight

Always Dakota

Ready For Love

Dakota Home

Dakota Born

REVIEW

"lighthearted fun contemporary Alaskan romance"

Los Angeles executive assistant Jenna Campbell steals a page from her mother when she decides to quit her job and meet Dalton Gray, a man she "met" over the Internet. Her mom, married five times, tries to persuade her usually practical daughter not to fly to Beesky, Alaska, but alas Jenna feels the time for romance has almost passed her by.

Jenna flies to Fairbanks, but Dalton fails to meet her. The local café owner persuades Reid Jamison to drop her off in Beesky on his way home to Snowbird. When he learns that she is there to see the odious Dalton, he kidnaps her, taking her to his one-woman town. As the weather turns ugly, she remains stranded with her disrespectful host, but soon they fall in love as she dreams of becoming THE SNOW BRIDE.

This is a lighthearted fun contemporary Alaskan romance that fans will appreciate due to the warmth of the cast compared to the cold outdoors. The story line is fun to follow as the heroine goes from no men in her life to two suitors and a third male wanting in too. Debbie Macomber brings the vastness of the great state to life with this wonderful tale.

Harriet Klausner

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted August 31, 2003




 

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