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Blog Tour and Book Review : Wild at Heart by K.A. Tucker


5/5 Sky Cowboy Stars 🌟
- I can’t remember what it feels like not being in love with you, Calla -

Get ready to fall in love with Calla, Jonah, Alaska and all its inhabitants again in this breathtaking and beautiful sequel to the Simple Wild. This story can not be read as a standalone

- I need you in my life like I need to fly. Like I need this Alaskan air. More than I need this air.-

This story picks up just after book 1 ends with Calla deciding to follow Jonah back to Alaska to try and make a life together as being apart from him is much harder than she could've ever imagine. Moving to an unfamiliar town to embark on a new journey is proving tougher than Calla originally thought. With Jonah constantly gone she needs to find a way to truly make Alaska her home without feeling alone and isolated and not letting her fears that the may end up just like her parents take hold

- You were made for me. I am madly in love with you, Calla Fletcher. -

This to me was more than just a romance it was a journey of self discovery, finding a place to make home, somewhere you fit in, getting out of your comfort zone as well as finding your tribe and people to call family. To me this was the perfect Sequel to the Simple Wild and I loved the simplicity of it as well as diving in deeper and truly falling in love with Alaska and Calla and Jonah all over again

《book aesthetic made by me, I do not own the pictures, all found via pinterest》

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Wild at Heart by K.A. Tucker
Release Date: February 18, 2020

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Wild at Heart, book two in the Simple Wild series by USA Today bestselling author, K.A. Tucker.

Calla Fletcher returns to Toronto a different person, struggling to find direction and still very much in love with the rugged bush pilot she left behind. When Jonah arrives on her doorstep with a proposition she can’t dismiss, she takes the leap and rushes back to Alaska to begin their exciting future together.
But Calla soon learns that even the best intentions can lead to broken promises, and that compromise comes with a hefty price—a log cabin in interior rural Alaska that feels as isolating as the western tundra.
With Jonah gone more than he’s home, one neighbor who insists on transforming her into a true Alaskan, and another who seems more likely to shoot her than come to her aid, Calla grapples with forging her own path. In a world with roaming wildlife that has her constantly watching over her shoulder and harsh conditions that stretch far beyond the cold, dark, winter months, just stepping outside her front door can be daunting.
This is not the future Calla had in mind, leaving her to fear that perhaps she is doomed to follow in her mother’s fleeing footsteps after all.

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Excerpt:

November “So … I guess I’ll see you when I see you.” I can’t manage words around the flaring lump in my throat, and so I simply nod. The past four days with Jonah in Toronto have been a blur. A bliss-filled blur that I’m not ready to let go of yet. The Uber driver shuttling me home after this parting will have the privilege of a sobbing mess in their backseat. An unreadable look flashes across Jonah’s icy blue eyes. I still haven’t grown accustomed to seeing him without a beard, though I’ll admit I’ve enjoyed admiring that chiseled jawline and those dimples. He takes a deep breath and turns away, his carry-on slung over one broad shoulder, his boarding pass and passport dangling from between two pinched fingers. I watch him hand his documents to the agent at the US-bound entry gate, who spends all of one second reviewing them before waving him toward the glass security doors. On the other side is his fourteen-hour flight home. In seconds, Jonah is going to be out of sight, gone. Who knows when I’ll see him again? He flew here to tell me in person that he’s been miserable these past two months since I left Alaska, that he doesn’t want to be a carbon copy of my father—spending his life pining over my mother—that he wants to find an “us” that will work. That he wants me beside him. I haven’t given him an answer yet, too afraid to leap. Until now. I feel the word rising inside me—an emotion about to erupt. “Yes!” My pulse pounds in my ears. Jonah turns to regard me with a raised eyebrow. Am I crazy? Maybe. But I’m fully committing to it. I take a step forward and swallow my nerves. “I’ll come back to Alaska.” Because being with Jonah again—laughing and reminiscing, having him in my space, waking in his arms—has only confirmed what I’ve suspected for months: I’m deeply in love with him, and living in Toronto when he’s not here doesn’t make sense to me anymore. I’m done saying goodbye to this man. Jonah leaves the line and retraces his steps to close the distance, dropping his bag by his feet. It’s five a.m. and we’re creating an obstacle, forcing travelers to weave around us on either side to get to their flights. Their grumbles touch my ears, but in this moment, I don’t care. The severe frown cutting across Jonah’s handsome forehead as he stares down at me says he doesn’t, either. “Are you serious?” I nod. “Yeah. I mean, if you’re serious about moving to Anchorage—” “When?” he demands to know, his voice suddenly gruff. “I don’t know. As soon as I can?” How long does it take to pack up your life and move to a different country? Granted, a country I was born in and still have citizenship with but haven’t lived in for more than two decades. His eyes spark with determination. “Come for Christmas.” I laugh. “That’s like a month away!” “So? What else you got goin’ on?” It’s a challenge, delivered in Jonah’s typical blunt style. “I’m not going to see my mom in Oslo anymore. And Aggie and Mabel would love having you there. Especially since it’s the first one without Wren. You should come.” His Adam’s apple bobs with his hard swallow. “Come.” Somewhere in between his words and his tone and the way he’s looking at me, I hear the silent plea. In truth, the idea of being near the people closest to my late father for the holidays sounds more appealing—and more feasible—by the second. “Okay?” I say on an exhale, my voice shaky.


About K.A. Tucker: 

K.A. Tucker writes captivating stories with an edge.
She is the USA Today bestselling author of 17 books, including the Causal Enchantment, Ten Tiny Breaths and Burying Water series, He Will Be My Ruin, Until It Fades, Keep Her Safe, and The Simple Wild. Her books have been featured in national publications including USA Today, Globe & Mail, Suspense Magazine, First for Women, and Publisher's Weekly. She has been nominated for the Goodreads Choice Award for Best Romance 2013 for TEN TINY BREATHS and Best Romance 2018 for THE SIMPLE WILD. Her novels have been translated into 16 languages.
K.A. Tucker currently resides in a quaint town outside of Toronto with her family.

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