Finding Love in Alaska Series

When I travel to the small town of Sunset Ridge for the reading of my great aunt’s will, I have no idea that my sisters and I are about to inherit a lodge. Or that my rugged Alaskan neighbor is the caretaker I’ll be spending all my time with. Falling for Ford Harris would be unwise. I’m supposed to get the lodge listed for sale and leave. Not to mention that he hasn’t dated anyone since his wife died four years ago. The little sister he’s super protective over let it slip that he swore off ever falling in love again. But he’s cooking me dinner, showing me around town, and saving me from getting trampled by the town’s favorite moose. Don’t even get me started on the way my brain short circuits when I catch him shirtless and towel-drying his hair. The truth is? I’m falling hard, and I wish I didn’t have to leave. If you love fun small-town romance, Moose Be Love is packed full of that charm—a fun cast of characters, a quirky small-town Alaskan setting, and a swoony-romance with all the feels. All inspired by the decade the author lived in Alaska. Heat Level: Sweet/Mild

A single mom putting her life back together after an unexpected divorce, an Army veteran who’s secretly been in love with her, and the decision that risks their friendship in the pursuit of more. Sophie Whitmore fled with her daughter Caroline to Sunset Ridge, Alaska months after her now ex-husband left her for another woman. She’s worked hard to rebuild her life in the new town alongside her sisters, running a lodge the three inherited more than a year ago. Her priorities are clear: provide Caroline a real home, run a marathon, and learn to embrace whatever life throws at her on her own. She relied on a man once before—she won’t risk making that mistake twice. That last one would be a whole lot easier to stick to if she wasn’t starting to feel … more for her best friend, Denver. Army veteran Denver Grant moved back to his hometown a year ago after giving up on finding love. His plan to settle into a quiet routine and focus on his increasingly popular mystery writing career was thrown the day he met Sophie. He accepted her friendship and kept his growing love for her a secret as he waited for her heart to heal. But he’s waited long enough. He wants more. He devises a plan to a plan to play Sophie’s secret admirer, testing the waters before he lays it all on the line. But love doesn’t follow any plan.

★★★★★This is a fun series and I love the quirky moose who has a part in each story. ★★★★★I loved this book so much, love this author a whole lot too. These stories she writes are just wonderful and you just can't read just one. ★★★★★What a fun read! A nice clean romance with no foul language and tinged with humor… ★★★★★Wow! Who wouldn’t cheer for Ryder and Kinley to get together?!   The day I left my hometown, I swore I’d never return. I’ve worked hard to build my military career and plan to be a lifer. If it weren’t for the letter left behind by my late mother, Sunset Ridge would’ve stayed in the past where it belonged. My plans to slip into town and stay under the radar while I seek out the identity of my father are quickly derailed when a near-miss with the town’s favorite moose causes me to swerve off the road and crash right into the town sign. Just my luck that the first person to find me is police chief Ryder Grant. The boy who gave me my first kiss is all grown up and not at all amused. Considering my history with this town, I should steer clear of the grumpy cop. But the truth is? I don’t want to.

★★★★★I devoured this fake relationship Christmassy romance. I couldn’t get enough of it. ★★★★★ I loved this book so much and spent most of the story smiling to the point of having my husband question my sanity! ★★★★★This story was adorable. The characters were fun, the story line well-paced, and the laughter through their malfunctioning plan was worth it all! In my ambitious attempt to recreate the local gift shop, I’ve put things so far into the red that I might lose the family store that’s been passed down for generations. To make matters worse, I’m ninety-nine percent certain that my mysteriously handsome neighbor read the foreclosure notice. I’ve gone to extensive lengths to avoid Brayden Young since he confessed the mail mix-up. But when my meddlesome mother announces an unexpected visit, I’m desperate to keep the store’s financial troubles a secret from her. It’s the only reason I go along with Brayden’s crazy plan to fake a relationship and get both our overbearing mothers off our backs. The more time I spend with Brayden, however, the harder it is for me to remember that this isn’t real. To pretend that I don’t feel anything when he kisses me under the mistletoe. Turns out, my store isn’t the only one in trouble this Christmas. My heart is too.

He believes that one missed signature is fate, but can he convince her they deserve a second chance before time runs out? Laurel Evans left Sunset Ridge five years ago, leaving behind a husband she loved to protect him from her biggest secret. She never intended to return. It’s only after her youngest sister confesses she’s pregnant that Laurel decides to move home to help. All she has to do is avoid her ex-husband as much as possible and life can be fairly normal, right? It would be easier if he wasn’t her best friend’s older brother. Easier, but not impossible. Until Chase drops a bomb of a secret on her: they’re still legally married. Deputy Fire Chief Chase Monroe has never stopped loving Laurel. He’s always believed she’d come back into his life. When he discovers that one missed signature means they’re still technically married, he’s not about to waste the opportunity fate gave him. With a suspicious fire investigation that’s stealing away what little time he has before their lawyer is back from vacation, convincing Laurel they’re meant to be together before time runs out is a harder feat than he bargains. But he’s going all in, knowing full well he may lose his heart a second time.

When my grandpa passes, he leaves behind one request for me: hand deliver a letter to a man who lives in Sunset Ridge, Alaska and get his cabin in return. Freedom. After years spent unsuccessfully trying to appease the older sister who raised me, I’m taking my escape and don’t plan to come back. I pack up my dog and my belongings and head north. Inheriting the cabin turns out not to be as simple as delivering a letter to an old friend. The letter requires me to complete an Alaskan bucket list with said old friend—who’s not old at all. He’s irritatingly handsome and trouble where my heart is concerned. Because he doesn’t believe in love. And even if he did, he’s not staying in Sunset Ridge. He’s day away from leaving. Which is why I should absolutely not fall for him. But it might be too late for that… Absomoosely in Love is the delightful book in the Sunset Ridge Sweet Romance series. If you like clean-and-wholesome stories, all the feels, and match-making moose, then you’ll adore Jacqueline Winters’s tug on the heartstrings. Heat Level: Sweet/Mild

★★★★★ “The characters were AWESOME. They were wonderfully complex. Really well done.” – Reviewer ★★★★★ “You won’t be able to put this book down as Ed is taking his job as town matchmaker seriously and he’s not allowing any pesky out-if-towners to get in his way.” – Reviewer It’s no secret that I’m the black sheep of the family. I’m the sassy drama queen who’s less reliable than the weather forecast. So, when I decide to move back home and focus on becoming a better person, I expect an uphill battle. Especially where my oldest brother is concerned. The only thing he cares about is that I stay out of his way and leave his best friend, Conner, alone. Which would be easier to do if the too-sexy-for-his-own-good veterinarian wasn’t practically part of our family. This stupid crush would be a lot easier to overcome if he wasn’t so kind to me. Or if any of my attempts to avoid him were actually successful. Thanks, Ed! It’d definitely be easier if he didn’t bring me strawberry cheesecake ice cream—my favorite—after a rough day and tell me that I’m worth every ounce of trouble I’m causing him. The truth is … the harder I try to resist the man my brother has made off limits, the harder I seem to fall. Perfectly Moosematched is the delightful book in the Sunset Ridge Sweet Romance series. If you like clean-and-wholesome stories, all the feels, and match-making moose, then you’ll adore Jacqueline Winters’s tug on the heartstrings. Heat Level: Sweet/Mild