Snowed In at the Alaskan Lodge by Amberlee Day

He used to work a lot during this time and got home late but always made time to read to them. She still remembers that time with a lot of fondness and loves her father for the many sacrifices he made. While her mother loved to read her children’s stories during the day, her father was responsible for reading to them just before they went to bed at night. When she was growing up, Kaylee Baldwin loved to listen to her mother read all manner of stories to her. She is also a staunch member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints – The Mormons. In addition to writing fiction works and short stories, she has also been known to blog about Down’s Syndrome, which one of her children is suffering from.

Kaylee now has more than a dozen works to her name that involves several series, single-standing titles, several in collections, and a few as contributions to series by other authors. The author published “Meg’s Melody,” one of her most popular works in 2010 with several others published under the pseudonym, MJ Perry. She has also written several fiction works, publishing as Mia Josephs in addition to two collaborations with several writers. Kaylee Baldwin is a bestselling author of historical romance and general romance fiction. Snowed In At The Movie Set (By:Erica Penrod) Snowed In at the Lake House (By:Amberlee Day) Snowed In at the Winter Palace (By:Lucy McConnell) Snowed in at Silver Mountain (By:Stephanie Fowers) Snowed In at Canyon Creek Ranch (By:Holly Stevenson) Snowed In at Harper's Inn (By:Catelyn Meadows) Snowed In at the Concert Hall (By:Ellie Thornton) Snowed In at the Alaskan Lodge (By:Amberlee Day) Snowed in at Silver Lake (By:Stephanie Fowers) Snowed In at the Archive (By:Ellie Thornton) Snowed In at the Ranch (By:Holly Stevenson) Snowed In at the Castle (By:Lucy McConnell) So long as the unpredictable Alaska weather holds, she’ll leave this island with her dignity intact, if not her heart.Snowed In at the Cottage (By:Catelyn Meadows) And making her laugh, like he always did, which is totally not fair.īut that’s okay. If only he’d stop looking at her in that way that makes her smooth, sophisticated, righteous knees go weak. No, she would endure every uncomfortable and awkward situation with her ex so that she could have the satisfaction of winning the job for herself.

Or that running away would mean giving up a shot at her dream job. He was the one who’d messed up, so she could add righteous to her list.īut then Ingrid never imagined them meeting at an isolated Alaskan resort, one she couldn’t escape from quite so easily. Ingrid had a plan that if she ever saw Tyson again-something she thought about way, way too often-she’d simply turn around and walk away. She told him goodbye six years ago, and she meant it.Ĭould someone please tell her heart that?

Snowed In at the Alaskan Lodge by Amberlee Day