Review: Alaskan Fire (Guardians of the First Realm) by Sara King
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 28, 2012
A refreshing new view of the paranormal world set in the Alaskan wilderness where many supernaturals have fled to protect themselves from the encroachment on the land by humans. Living in a tenuous harmony each has carved out a patch of ground that will sustain them for food and hide them from humans.Into this world comes Blaze. A woman with a passion for sustainable farming, a need to hide out from a world that has little acceptance or room for a 6'4" redhead with unconventional looks and a temper to match. As she tries to turn a run down and abandoned hunting and fishing resort into a successful business she turns to a local handyman, Jack, for assistance and experience. Little does she know that her resort is on land he considers his own. Staked out by him and protected by his alternate wereanimal he has little use for the tenderfoot who has decided to revive the resort.The novel is a fun and shows a new take on the usual romantic fantasy of supernatural men and human women. It was easy to read, flowed well and the characters were different from the usual. Recommended as a quick and easy read, I will read more from this author.Karen Bryant Doering,Parents' Little Black BookMistBlueEeyore@gmail.com