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A review by jeannethinks
Playing Dirty in Alaska by Samanthe Beck
4.0
This is my first time reading the books on this series. You might lose a little backstory, but she did a good job of having this be able to be read a stand alone.
Not sure how to clarify this one, second chance romance and to fit best.
Bridget Shanahan is trying to act like the grown up and drop with her bad habits. This become near impossible when her past walks into the bar. Archer Ellison had upended his life to come to Captivity Alaska. He knows how to push all her buttons, he's spent the last four years working his way back to her. But Bridget wants none of it and tries to keep him at arms length while still reeling him in close to satisfy the one thing that was never wrong with their relationship. As tension continues she may have to relent and realize part of growing up is forgiveness, both to yourself and those who love you.
Not sure how to clarify this one, second chance romance and to fit best.
Bridget Shanahan is trying to act like the grown up and drop with her bad habits. This become near impossible when her past walks into the bar. Archer Ellison had upended his life to come to Captivity Alaska. He knows how to push all her buttons, he's spent the last four years working his way back to her. But Bridget wants none of it and tries to keep him at arms length while still reeling him in close to satisfy the one thing that was never wrong with their relationship. As tension continues she may have to relent and realize part of growing up is forgiveness, both to yourself and those who love you.