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HaBO: Hero Stays with Reclusive Heroine in Alaska

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This HaBO request is from Mari and she’s looking for this contemporary romance:

I remember so many details about this book; it’s driving me crazy, especially as a librarian, that I can’t find it.

It’s a contemporary set in Alaska. The hero is sent there by his brother (who I think works for a private security firm) to stay with a reclusive woman. I think she’s a veteran and knows the brother. She’s inventive about how she lives off the land, collects water, and only goes into town as necessary. I think she has PTSD. She’s also been writing a memoir or a piece of fiction based on her life.

Sound familiar to the Bitchery?

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  1. Katy L says:

    It doesn’t sound exactly right, but some of the elements remind me of Stolen by Shiloh Walker – the heroine is a reclusive author with PTSD from past trauma who lives in Alaska. https://www.amazon.com/Stolen-Romantic-Suspense-Shiloh-Walker/dp/0345531906

  2. Mari says:

    No, neither of these two are what I was thinking of, but I’ve added both to my TBR pile!

  3. LauraL says:

    The Longest Night by Kara Braden sounds close, but is set in a remote part of Canada. The heroine has PTSD and is living on her own with limited human contact.

  4. Mari says:

    That’s it! Wow, I was convinced it was set in Alaska! Thank you, thank you, looking forward to reading it again.

  5. Bethany says:

    Ha! I thought the description sounded familiar. Just in case anybody wants more of the same, The Longest Night is based on this (excellent) Sherlock slash fanfic: https://archiveofourown.org/works/531662/chapters/943040

  6. LauraL says:

    @ Mari – Glad to help! May be time for a re-read here, too. 🙂

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