Melt

By: Robbi McCoy

Narrated by: Anastasia Watley

When photojournalist Kelly Sheffield is offered the chance to travel to Greenland for coverage of American science teams, she grabs it. Not only is it a dream assignment, it also means she'll have a chance to reconnect with the compelling Jordan Westgate, the glaciologist studying the melting ice cap.

Jordan hasn't forgotten Kelly, nor has she forgotten that she'd found it hard, all those years ago, to firmly reject the inappropriate overtures from a student. This Kelly - self-assured, successful, and even more attractive - is a threat to Jordan's equilibrium, something she simply can't allow.

Kelly finds the frozen landscape a match for Jordan's chilly attitude. But Greenland is a surprising land of beauty and danger where even the iciest heart can melt.

©2013 Robbi McCoy (P)2021 Tantor

Life pursuits - Love embraces

First book by McCoy. Watley’s voice caries me away to a wonderful place. Several stories criss cross timelines yet intersect. Enjoyed seeing the familiar in the lives of main characters.

We need more

The premise of the story is something that should be explored as a high category of lesbian adventure. I appreciated your story, the excitement and adventure, but I most enjoyed the meaning.

It was interesting I'll give it that.

The culture and stories were alright and held my attention.. But by the end of it I didn't really like the main characters and almost prefered all of the guys. Mostly because they were just having a good ol time while the girls have a thousand misunderstandings and no proper communication skills at any point.
It was an okay story that I maybe remember but likely not return to in the future.

Beautiful story of love and friendship.

The author and reader drew me into the lives and circles of Kelly, a nature photographer, and Jordan, a glacial scientist. Don’t miss this heart-warming Arctic adventure.

wonderful narrative

wonderful beautiful voice, the story is great the romance was sweet and light... everything in this book is good