BOOK REVIEW: Dr. Alaska by Jillian David

Dr. Alaska by Jillian David

Yukon Valley, Alaska Hospital Series Book 1

Tule Publishing (January 14,2025)

Medical Romance

Grey’s Anatomy, meet Northern Exposure…

Lee Tipton, MD, takes running from her past to an extreme, hotfooting it from Georgia to a temporary position at Yukon Valley Hospital in chilly Alaska. Her newly purchased winter gear may protect her from the elements, but no amount of insulation can protect her from her deep-seated fear that a romantic partner will once again use her for personal gains. Despite the hospital staff’s matchmaking efforts, Lee swears she has no interest in the town’s cocky lead paramedic, even if his sexy smile sets off palpitations.

Maverick Steen learned his one simple rule of romance the hard way: no dating outsiders. That includes the hospital’s newest fish-out-of-water doctor, whom he finds himself paired with as they navigate critical care cases and snowmobile accidents. Yet when Lee embraces the beauty in the Alaskan interior and cottons to his sled dog team of misfits, suddenly, Maverick’s heart—and his bed—feel a whole lot warmer.

But can they say yes to love before Lee’s assignment ends?

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REVIEW

This was an enjoyable small town medical romance. Right enough of drama and romance. I liked the main characters and how they balanced each other out. Great cast of secondary characters too which I can see some having their own book in the series. Loved the descriptive writing of the Alaskan setting.

Reviewed by Comfy Chair Books/Lisa Reigel

eARC provided by publisher

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Award-winning and bestselling author Jillian David quickly writes then slowly edits medical romance, paranormal romance, and romantic suspense books. She loves to use medical situations and characters to drive drama in her books. Her favorite cell is the platelet and her least-favorite organ is the pancreas. She fully believes that curse words, when appropriately deployed during surgery, are hemostatic. Which also explains why no book of hers will ever bleed out…