Bold Fortune by M.M. Crane
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I loved Violet and Quinn’s amazing opposites
attract romance in Bold Fortune by
M.M. Crane, book one in her Fortunes of Lost Lake series. This story had lost within their stories, and
not able to put this book down, as I drank in each page. This quirky,
funny, snarky, steamy, and totally enjoyable tale, takes the reader on a
journey to an off-the-grid, small town in the middle of Alaska.
Violet Parrish
might be naΓ―ve and awkward, but she is a very intelligent person, with numerous
degrees, and always trying to make lemonade out of lemons. But most of all, she
is lonely. After her boyfriend, rather ex-boyfriend, stole her research and
started spreading nasty rumors about her, Violet valiantly travels to an
off-the-grid town in remote Alaska to discuss preserving the surrounding lands
with a conservation trust. Quinn Fortune is a big, strong, hunk, who looks
exactly what one would expect of a person living in remote Alaska. When Violet
shows up in Lost Lake unannounced, in the middle of an Alaskan winter, all
wrapped up in bright pink snow gear, Quinn looks like he wants to toss her back
out into the snow; wondering if she might have been a bit hasty in booking her
flight. Quinn simply doesn't take her seriously, and they end up betting that if
Violet can last a week with him in the Alaskan wilderness, he will discuss her
proposal. Whether or not he is really agreeable, she will need to wait and see
but Violet can’t resist a challenge and stays. Quinn figured he would scare off
the city girl by taking her to a rough cabin with no running water and an
outhouse. Violet was determined to excel at anything Quinn tossed her way,
but it turned out that Violet was excited about living out her Little House on
the Prairie fantasy. Every challenge Quinn throws her way, she meets with her
intelligence and a smile, and each smile frazzled the stoic Quinn more and
more. Quinn couldn't figure out why his family, who usually threw out the
un-welcome mat for strangers, was being so welcoming to Violet until he
realized his own attitude towards Violet showed that he was hoping to keep
her. Violet never imagined how moved she would be by the beauty of the
land, and it is not only the draw of the man challenging her that makes her
want to make Lost Lake her new home. Now if only she can convince Quinn that
she wants to stay.
Ms.
Crane wrote an intense, emotional and love story that should not be missed. She provided a tale rich with
sizzling chemistry, magnetic attraction, wonderful
dialogue, and a rugged
community of characters along with vivid descriptions of the
intense weather and beauty of Alaska. This story grabbed me
and did not let go until I reached the end. I highly recommend Bold Fortune to other readers and look forward to the next book in
this series.
I voluntarily reviewed a
complimentary copy of this book.
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