Ornithologist Dr. Jaime Martin doesn't have time for romance. She's spent her life living up to her biologist-turned-conservative-senator father's idea of who she should be. When she discovers that a bird thought to be extinct has been sighted in Alaska, Jaime seizes the opportunity to finally step out of her father's shadow and make her career her own. As a park ranger in Alaska's largest national wilderness, all Rowan Fleming wants is to escape the stress of her failed marriage in the lower forty-eight. She needs solitude to heal her broken heart, so being ordered to act as a guide for an entitled senator's daughter isn't exactly a walk in the park. Jaime and Rowan couldn't be more different, but as the landscape grows treacherous and remote, they're forced to work together to find the elusive bird. Three arguments, two whispered confessions, and one rogue bear later, they're beginning to suspect love isn't extinct, after all.

Angie Williams, winner of a third grade essay competition on fire safety, grew up in the dusty desert of West Texas. Always interested in writing, as a child she would lose interest before the end, killing the characters off in a tragic accident so she could move on to the next story. Thankfully as an adult she decided it was time to write things where everyone survives.

Angie lives in Northern California with her beautiful wife and son, and a menagerie of dogs, cats, snakes, and tarantulas. She's a proud geek and lover of all things she was teased about in school.