Faking It in Alaska
By Samanthe Beck
- Release Date: 2021-10-18
- Genre: Romance
Description
Ambitious L.A. lawyer Isabelle Marcano would rather run a mile in her Manolos than fly off to rustic Captivity, Alaska. If she can just close this sale, she’ll finally be able to add her name to the firm’s letterhead. Even if it means taking a career detour to a place that doesn’t even have a Starbucks…and might just be the seventh level of hell.
Then Isabelle discovers that the town has something stronger on tap than caffeine: men. Lots and lots of men. Two single men to every single woman means that this assignment might just be the best thing in her sex life since the waterproof Rabbit. That is until her sexy client, Trace Shanahan, decides that in order to hide her real purpose, she’ll have to pose as his fiancée...
Now all Isabelle’s fantasies of hot Lumberjack Sex have completely imploded. But the more she learns about Trace and about why he’s selling, the more conflicted she becomes about the deal. Failure to close means losing the partnership she’s always wanted...but the bigger failure might just be kissing Trace goodbye.
Each book in the Captivity, Alaska series is STANDALONE:
*Faking it in Alaska
*Playing Dirty in Alaska
Reviews
Pretty bad , hard read
1By sei598It was a Hard read for me , I pushed myself to finishFaking It In Alaska ( Captivity Alaska Series by Samanthe Beck )
5By R StarchmanFantastic book I loved this story of Isabelle ( Izzy ) and Trace her client . Trace owned Captivity Air and Freight and his belief that he had been responsible for the death of his brother had him wanting to sell the business . I loved the fact Izzy and Trace found love . I highly recommend this book .Fun, witty, & oh so steamy!
4By eladiolymariFake relationship, one bed, a gorgeous setting… these are a few of my favorite things! I fell in love with Captivity, Alaska and its small town feel with a huge personality. Captivity’s residents are just as charming as the town, and I loved how everyone looks out for each other and how invested they are in their town. Isabelle and Trace prove that opposites do attract. The wit, banter, and tension between them is amazing. The spice was excellent and the story itself was sweet and well written. A great book to curl up with in a cozy corner!
