Arctic Fire

When two strangers are trapped in a blizzard, heat rises.

Haunted by what he lost in Afghanistan, Captain Jack Turner is at a crossroads. While the last place he wants to go is the Arctic, at least the routine mission gets him out from behind his new desk. But he starts off on the wrong foot with the Canadian Ranger guiding him across the forbidding and dangerous land, and Jack would rather be anywhere than sharing a tent with Sergeant Kin Carsen.

The Arctic is in Kin’s blood, and he can’t seem to leave the tundra behind. He wishes he could live openly as a gay man, but the North isn’t as accepting as the rest of Canada. Although he’s lonely, he loves his responsibility as a Ranger, patrolling the vast land he knows so well. But he’s on unfamiliar ground with Jack, and when they’re stranded alone by a blizzard, unexpected desire begins to burn. Soon they’re in a struggle to survive, and all these strangers have is each other.

This gay romance from Keira Andrews features forced proximity, hurt/comfort, opposites attracting, love where you least expect it, and of course a happy ending.

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“The writing and character development was flawless. I loved the snark and witty banter between the MCs, felt their pain very deeply and got warmed a thousand times over by their passion.”
~ Gay Book Reviews

“This book was a far more substantial read than a number of full-length novels I’ve come across…. A highly recommended five-star read.”
~ Dog-Eared Daydreamer

“[T]ug at just the right heartstrings, and you hook me pretty much every time…. The rugged and barren landscape only adds to the story’s tension.”
~ The Novel Approach

“Keira Andrews gets the job done with sexual tension, a beautiful but dangerous landscape, and two hurting men who suit each other better than they expected.”
~ Sinfully Gay Romance Book Reviews