High Impact - by Kim Baldwin (Paperback)

About the Book

"Emery Lawson reinvents herself after another near-death experience prompts a thorough reevaluation of her priorities. Empowered to live a life of no regrets, she casts aside all that is familiar to face her fears and chase her dreams. But as she heads for the wilds of Alaska, romance is definitely not on her agenda, because she's convinced she's incapable of falling in love."--P. [4] of cover.

Book Synopsis

No risk is too high. No adventure too daunting.

Emery Lawson reinvents herself after another near-death experience prompts a thorough reevaluation of her priorities. Empowered to live a life of no regrets, she casts aside all that is familiar to face her fears and chase her dreams. But as she heads for the wilds of Alaska, romance is definitely not on her agenda, because she's convinced she's incapable of falling in love.

Pasha Dunn has learned to expect the unexpected in her job with an adventure outfitter in the remote Alaskan interior. Adaptability is essential in such a savage and unforgiving landscape. But she's woefully unprepared when her infallible intuition tells her that client Emery Lawson is the soul mate she's been waiting for all her life. Emery is clearly determined to remain unattached, and her high-risk vagabond lifestyle is too far outside Pasha's comfort zone.

All that they think they want and know will be challenged when they are thrust into a nightmare of survival and endurance high above the Arctic Circle.

About the Author

Kim Baldwin has been a writer for three decades, following up twenty years as an Emmy-winning network news executive with a second vocation penning lesbian fiction. In addition to her Elite Operatives collaborative efforts with Xenia Alexiou, she has published several solo novels with Bold Strokes Books. She is a five-time Golden Crown Literary Society finalist--winning in Romantic Suspense, a 2010 Independent Publisher Book Award Silver Medalist, a five-time Lesbian Fiction Readers' Choice Award winner, and the recipient of a 2008 Alice B. Reader Appreciation Award for her body of work. In 2010, she recorded an audiobook of Breaking the Ice. She has also contributed short stories to multiple BSB anthologies. She lives in the north woods of Michigan.