Narrator Joel Leslie still sounded like Joel Leslie - but I found his hushed, melodramatic voice was reigned in here - enough. So, f I didn't pay too much attention - if the story was intense enough - I wasn't distracted as I usually am by Leslie's voice. I'm relieved to discover this! because he does read a lot of good books and i hate dodging that book simply because I don't want his narration style.

I learnt something about the Inuit as Captain Jack Turner and Canadian Ranger Kin Carsen go on a patrol in an area above the Artic Circle.

The book is only 2.75 hours - a lot is packed in. I would have been happy to stay with this story for 8 hours, my preferred length of an audiobook - and usually it's the ones that go over that cause me to comment!

Keira Andrews is very similar to N R Walker. I think back to her some of her books I've read, like Honeymoon for One, and I remembered it as a Walker story. Perhaps because that one is mostly set in Australia, but believe me it is a compliment to Andrews if I'm mixing her up with Walker. ( )

Had to drop a half star for the pronunciation of Toque! It rhymes with "fluke" not "toke" (what one does with a doobie). Had it been mention only once I would have been able to let it go but the book is set in the Canadian Arctic and toque was said again and again making my brain itch each and every time!

Also, I think I must have read this years ago in an anthology because it was very familiar. ( )

Heartwarming little love story. ( )