If you like "feel good" reads, this book hits all the marks! Not only does it have a great setting (Alaska) but the characters and the town itself make you want to move there. In this book, Pilot Nick has to have corrective eye surgery so he can take his dream job in Hawaii. His best friend's widow, Emily, needs someone to help with her children temporarily. When Nick ends up needing a place to stay until after the surgery, he moves in to help her out. And the story goes from there. I love the main characters but also all the "supporting" characters in this small town. I received an advance copy from the author and NetGalley but all opinions are my own.

I love Christmas books and I love romance books. This story was both and It was absolutely amazing. Love how everything turned out.

His Alaskan Christmas was a fairly quick read for me. From the title, I expected the story to be centered around Christmas a bit more than it actually was. I liked the interaction between the characters and I found myself getting emotional over several scenes near the end of the story.
I was hoping for more, but enjoyed the story nonetheless.

Thank you NetGalley and Harlequin for the ARC.

This was a good story! I enjoyed the plot, found the characters lovable and interesting, and I would definitely recommend this to others!

This was ok. Honestly don’t remember much of it. It scratched an itch but ultimately not memorable. Three stars.

Sometimes, the gift we need most comes unexpectedly.

I loved my quick visit to Swan Falls, Alaska and my time with the Cooper family. Although I didn’t get a real feel for Alaska in the winter, I appreciated reading about a strong female in a non-traditional career, who struggled with accepting help, and an endearing male who embraced a non-traditional role while struggling with his feelings for his best friend’s grieving wife. Each had something to give that completed the other. Each was willing to bend for the sake of the whole.

Carpenter excelled at portraying the emotional push and pull of attraction between these two. It felt authentic. I appreciated the wholesome, uplifting romance about finding love in unexpected places. It was heartwarming to see a focus on keeping the children a priority while still maintaining a compelling story about love and humanity extended to those who need it most.

I’m going to circle back and read book one in this series and will watch out for further installments.

I was gifted this copy and was under no obligation to provide a review.