I couldn’t help how my heart melted at the sweetness that was Cody when it came to Juliet. Research has been thoroughly carried out and I can see that right across the board. Any book of hers you read and you’ll find that they are almost as fleshed out as the main cast. This author has always excelled at secondary characters. I know without a shadow of a doubt that his dogs are that reason. The dogs alone would have sold this book to me!Ĭody Garrison, oh my heart. Off she goes to Alaska, paving the way for some of the cutest author created huskies I have ever met. A leap of faith doesn’t stop her from steaming ahead. She has plans and she intends to complete them. Juliet is one of those characters you can’t help but respect and love from the offing. Will the partnership they’ve agreed to, and the off-the-charts chemistry between them, be enough to see them through the rigors of training and secure them the win of their lives?Ĥ.5-Stars ~ Reviewed by Emma-Louise on behalf of KFF But once she arrives in Alaska, discovering the truth about Cody’s past will be inevitable. Marine, doesn’t tell Juliet that he was left permanently disabled during his time in active service, fearing that she wouldn’t agree to race with him if she knew. In an effort to salvage her study and graduate, she answers the personal ad of Alaskan musher, Cody Garrison, who is desperately seeking a teammate for an upcoming co-ed race, The Qimmiq 200.Ĭody Garrison, a retired U.S. Montana-born veterinary student, Juliet Sanderson, is disappointed when her project on the treatment and care of sled dogs falls through due to the illness of a local musher. When a lonely vet(eran) and an ambitious vet(erinarian) work together to win the Qimmiq 200, sparks will fly… Nome-o Seeks Juliet: An injured hero, personal ad romance From New York Times bestselling author Katy Regnery comes book two in the Odds-Are-Good standalone series,
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