Kenneth by Emily Evans

Misty:
When I get a business call right before boarding the small plane flying to Virgin Falls, of course I have to take it.
After not seeing my grandmother for years because of corporate life, I pack my things and fly to her, but business is still business.
The pilot thinks I’m a silly urbanite.
But it’s not as if he doesn’t care about his work.
I’m not so thrilled about Alaskan wilderness…especially not when a terrifying storm force us to do an emergency landing.
And then we have to stay in a remote cabin for the night.
I’m not prepared for feeling so attracted to him.
Alaska no longer feels so bad, not with him in it.
I came to Alaska for a few weeks and didn’t expect to find love here, but will this veteran and a mountain man ever see me as more than a silly urbanite?

Kenneth:
When the storm hits us, I do everything in my power to keep my passenger safe.
I know her grandmother, and I’d rather die than have to tell her I failed to protect her.
At first, I think of her as a silly – and gorgeous – urbanite.
But when I see how terrified she is of the Alaskan weather, I do whatever it takes to bring her to safety.
I try not to act on my attraction, but it’s becoming increasingly difficult.
I soon realize that she is the one I want to be with.
She is the one I want to love and cherish and build a life with.
But can I do it without betraying the first and only woman I’ve ever loved?