Surviving Alaska

by P.A. DePaul

A crash landing. A perilous storm.

And a killer on their trail.

Injured after a deadly explosion, officer Natasha Greene is determined to hunt down the bomb maker in the Alaskan wilderness with her K-9 partner. But when the small plane she charters crashes, Natasha becomes the fugitive’s target—with only pilot Ian Dalton as backup. Now to survive, she must evade armed killers and a treacherous storm…and trust a man who’s keeping a secret.

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Published February 28, 2023

About the author

P. A. DePaul is a Publishers Weekly Bestselling and award-winning author.

Her books are full of action, suspense, and romance.

As a hybrid author, she has books traditionally and independently published. Her traditional publishers include Berkley, a Penguin Random House imprint, and Harlequin Books.

She loves connecting with readers! You can find her on these social media and book sites: Newsletter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Amazon, BookBub, YouTube.

Reviews

[Sheila · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good book with good characters

[Patrizia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ricco di suspense, ma non sono entrata in sintonia con i protagonisti, soprattutto con la donna: l'ho trovata troppo spericolata, considerata anche la situazione in cui si trovavano. Mi è piaciuta di più Lexi, la sua cagna.

[Elaine Applebury · Rating 5 out of 5]

P.A. DePaul is a new author to me. I enjoyed reading, “Surviving Alaska,” so will be on the lookout for more of her books. This story was well-written with good characters, good storyline, lots of action, and a satisfying ending.
Police officer Natasha Greene and her four-legged partner, Lexi, were injured while chasing a bomber. While on medical leave, the two go to Alaska to pursue
the bomber. Ian Dalton is a pilot hired by Natasha to chase after bomb maker Randy Puckett. Little do they know the danger and adventure they are about to embark on as their plane crashes and the hunter becomes the hunted.

[Pianosue · Rating 3 out of 5]

Officer Natasha Greene and her K-9 partner were injured in an explosion. She is on time off for recovery. She decides to go after the bad guy on her on. She travels to Alaska and finds the bush pilot that flew him into the wilds of Alaska and convinces him to fly her there. Then they crash land! Will they survive? Will they find the bad guy or will things of bad for them?

An interesting read. I enjoyed it after I got into it.
I was sent this book to read from the author but was under no obligation to give a favorable review.

[Jennie Pendergast · Rating 5 out of 5]

A bush pilot falls in love with a K-9 officer.

First time reading this author. Ian and Natasha story was exciting from start to finish. Ian became Natasha guide to the Alaska wilderness. She was after a bad man who had hurt her. She and Ian also became the hunted for awhile. Her dog Lexi found the bad guys hideout. They were interrogated by the FBI for their so called involment. Which wasn't true. In the end they caught the bad guy. Through it all Ian and Natasha fell in love. Will read more by this author.

[Delores · Rating 2 out of 5]

I rated this a 2 because is is not a love inspired romance. There is way too much mystery and danger to fall in that category. It’s kept waiting for it to lighten up and become what I expect from a live inspired romance. .

[Glenda Bettin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read

[Hannah Ferguson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting that this occurs in the Alaskan Wilderness! Good storyline and plot.

[Penny Knowlton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Philadelphia police office Natasha Greene is on a mission to track down the escaped bomb maker who injured her and her canine partner, Lexi. The hunt takes her to the Alaskan wilderness with pilot Ian Dalton. When their survival depends on sticking together they form a bond of trust.

Author P A DePaul has written an intriguing, suspenseful novel that keeps you reading because you just have to know how it ends.

[P.A. DePaul · Rating 5 out of 5]

I know I'm biased but there's a lot of great action and a sweet romance inside these pages.