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Chase a Rainbow

190 pages

A rugged, atmospheric journey into the Canadian wilderness where the search for a lost father collides with an unexpected, hard-won romance.

What it feels like

Reading this book feels like stepping into the crisp, isolating air of the Yukon wilderness, where every emotional stake is heightened by the rugged landscape. The narrative unfolds at a steady, deliberate pace, balancing the protagonist's earnest quest for her roots with the simmering, electric tension of a reluctant romance. It is steeped in a mood of atmospheric isolation, wrapping the reader in a world of cozy lodges, vast forests, and guarded secrets. The prose is emotionally direct, capturing both the stark beauty of the Canadian north and the internal tug-of-war between ambition and affection. It will deeply satisfy readers who love classic, character-driven romances where stubborn independence slowly melts into vulnerable, hard-won trust against a breathtaking natural backdrop.

Mood
  • rugged
  • atmospheric
  • crisp
  • emotionally charged
Tone
  • earnest
  • dramatic
  • romantic
  • determined
Pace
steady
Themes
search for roots · trust and betrayal · wilderness romance · reluctant attraction · family secrets
The writing
Emotionally direct and atmospheric, leaning heavily into the stark, isolating beauty of the Yukon landscape to mirror internal tensions.
The arc
The protagonist moves from a place of guarded determination and familial longing to vulnerable, hard-won romantic trust.
Who it's for
Readers who crave classic, slow-burn wilderness romances where rugged landscapes force stubborn characters to confront their deepest desires.
Content notes
  • family estrangement
  • deception

About the book

She hadn't traveled this far to find a lover!

Tascha Dennis hadn't crossed a continent for romantic adventure. She'd left Montreal for Whitehorse convinced that somewhere in the Yukon wilderness was the father she had never known.

But the one man who could help her, Seth Curtis, owner of a lodge rumored to be close to her father's hideaway, stubbornly defended the man's privacy. Even Seth's electrifying interest in Tascha couldn't allay his suspicions of her motives.

So Tascha chose her option--going to the lodge behind Seth's back, knowing that in pursuing one dream, she may have forfeited another.

Description from Open Library.

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