Amazing! Addison Fox does it again with her second book in the Alaskan Nights series. I've had this book sitting in my nook since it came out since last winter...not because I wasn't interested but because I was too interested. After reading Sloan and Walker's story I was foaming at the mouth realizing that I had to wait a whole year to read Grier and Mick's story. So I decided that I was going to keep right on waiting until the 3rd one came out so that I could just keep right on reading straight through to the end. So all that being said, this story proves why Ms. Fox is one of my absolute favorite writers. Too often I find that the second book in any trilogy is usually my least favorite. Not so here. I LOVED these characters! They were written with such a amazing depth, realism, and wittiness that I couldn't name a single solitary instance that I was ever even remotely annoyed with Grier and only once or twice that I wanted to smack Mick (which is how it should be ;). The plot itself was a continuation of Grier's fight for her father's inheritance. There isn't much to be done about that though aside from let the lawyers figure it out. The true story here is the relationships...romance, friendship, family...it's all here and it is all handled so deftly and perfectly. I especially adore the friendship between Grier, Sloan and Avery. This is type of friendship every women wants and few find. It's not catty but neither is it false with nothing but sunshine and roses. There is some snarkiness perfectly balanced with the knowledge that they will support each other no matter what. It says "I think you're being a total ass about this, but I stand behind you anyway". The writing itself is superb. Whether you are in the character's head (I dare you not to laugh when she talks to "the prissy bitch") or it's narrative, I found every word perfect. I really can't express with words how much I loved this book. So when I turned the page that said Epilogue on the top I thought "no. absolutely not. I am not finished with these people!" So I am so happy that I waited and can now pick my Nook back up from a much needed charge and dive right into "Just in Time". I can't wait to watch Roman fight to get back what he threw away...and to see Avery get back a little of her own ;) What a delightful addition to the Addison Fox lexicon! Her supernatural series is great but this storyline is simply irresistible. Charming characters, no over-the-top drama and some genuinely funny scenes puncutate this tale of Alaskan romance. Yes, the climax is a little over the top but it's adorable. Every year, I wait for an Indigo novel to come from Fox to make my holiday reading complete. And she did not disappoint. I agree with another reviewer: I wish these came out more often! The romance world needs more Addison Fox!!
What do You think about Come Fly With Me (2012)?
Absolutely worth the wait. I really need to write a review for this book. So very good.
—claire
It was such a fun/lovely read! I loved the town and even loved Mick and Grier more ^_^
—hellomew
great writing, have to find the rest of the series.
—vanshihello
Enjoyed more than the first book in the series.
—Marie
