Take Me Home

Last Frontier Lodge Novels, Book 1

De: J. H. Croix

Narrado por: Hollis McCarthy

From best-selling author, J.H. Croix, a sensual and steamy Christmas romance set against the wilderness and beauty of small-town Alaska!

Gage Hamilton is a smoldering Navy SEAL and a man on a mission. He's returning to Diamond Creek, Alaska, to resurrect his dream of reopening Last Frontier Lodge. Marley Adams moves back home hoping to find a sense of security and safety after it was stolen from her.

Gage has spent many years successfully avoiding emotional entanglements. He is looking for nothing more than peace and sanctuary at his family's old ski lodge. His new neighbor, Marley, was definitely not part of his plans. Marley is a brainy computer whiz and way too sexy for Gage's own good. A man who prides himself on always being in control, Gage finds that he has little when it comes to Marley.

Marley only wants to get her feet back under her after her world was turned upside down in Seattle. She's been focused on little else beyond her work and is seriously out of practice with anything resembling romance...including the scorching hot attraction that sizzles anytime Gage crosses her path.

Gage and Marley are powerless against the magnetic pull between them. Steamy and snowy nights weave a spell around them. While Marley thought she escaped whoever set out to hurt her in Seattle, she finds the threat of danger has followed her to Diamond Creek. Gage must face the depth of his feelings for Marley when he realizes he will do anything to protect her. Can Marley and Gage discover love in time for Christmas? The magic of a white Christmas is right around the corner.

All novels in this series are full-length standalone novels with an HEA.

©2015 J.H. Croix (P)2016 J.H. Croix

A romantic suspense..

Any additional comments?

Marley, the female lead, is attacked and decides to move back home.

She soon meets Gage, the male lead and the new owner of a ski lodge.

The couple are instantly attracted to each other.

Someone starts sending Marley threatening emails, Gage asks a friend to look into of the matter while the Reader tries to figure out who is harassing Marley.

This was an engaging romantic suspense and an overall good read.


Hollis McCarthy did well with the narration.

Note:
"This audio book was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review."

Learning to trust and release control...

Marley has returned to her hometown in Alaska after being attacked when she walked in on a robbery in progress...in her home. She suffers with a form of PTSD (panic attacks, etc) that forced her to quit her high level job as a computer programmer in Seattle. One morning she is exploring walking trails when she decides to check in on the old ski lodge that has been closed. There she runs into the new owner, Gage, who has inherited the lodge from his grandmother, and is getting ready to reopen. Ex navy seal, Gage, has come to Alaska to recover from his last tour overseas, where he watched his best friend die. He feels an instant attraction to Marley and what better way to explore that attraction than to accept her offer to work on setting up the Lodge's website? Soon enough the pair begin dating. The locals also rally around Gage to get the lodge back up and running. When someone from Marley's past begins to threaten her, Gage goes into alpha mode...so endearing. This is a quick, sweet read with a bit of suspense thrown it.

wonderful love story

Hollis McCarthy had a beautiful voice. I think she gave a lot to this story. I always wanted to go to Alaska it looks so white and pretty what a wonderful place to have this great love story
I received this book from the author, publisher and or narrator for a honest review and unbiased opinion via audio book boom

Good, typical kept me listening but no surprises

this was a good listen, liked the description s of Alaska, made it seem like I was there

very good story

this was a very good story. male and female narrators sound better but this one was good. thank you for writing