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His Perfect Wife (The Alaskans #3)

384 pages

A dramatic, trope-filled romance where a foggy-night rescue sparks a journey of amnesia, gratitude, and a high-stakes fake marriage.

What it feels like

Reading this romance feels like wrapping yourself in a classic, trope-heavy comfort read. The narrative moves at a brisk, engaging pace, sweeping the reader from a foggy, dangerous night straight into the cozy intimacy of a ministering angel nursing a hero back to health. The mood balances the dramatic tension of lost identity and past betrayals with the earnest, growing warmth between two people bound by gratitude and duty. Its accessible prose focuses squarely on the emotional push-and-pull of its central couple as they navigate a high-stakes masquerade. It is a perfect fit for readers who delight in the intertwined tropes of amnesia, fake marriage, and revenge, all set against the rugged, atmospheric backdrop of a return to Alaska.

Mood
  • foggy
  • tense
  • cozy
  • romantic
Tone
  • earnest
  • dramatic
  • romantic
Pace
brisk
Themes
amnesia and identity · fake relationship · duty and gratitude · revenge · unexpected love
The writing
Accessible and emotionally direct, focusing on the immediate connection and dramatic tension between the leads.
The arc
Moves from sudden danger and confusion to a deepening bond of gratitude, culminating in a high-stakes romantic masquerade.
Who it's for
Readers who love classic romance tropes like amnesia and fake marriage set against a rugged, dramatic backdrop.
Content notes
  • mugging
  • head injury
  • amnesia

About the book

When a woman's screams pierce the foggy night, Luc LeBlanc doesn't have to think twice about running to the rescue. Ironically, he gets hit on the head, and on regaining consciousness discovers that he has lost not only his wallet, but also his memory. Yet it's brought him a ministering angel, too...

Alison Quintano owes her life to the nameless hero who saved her from a mugger. So by the time Luc finally remembers his identity and the predicament that made him leave Alaska, she feels duty bound to help him out. Even if it means accompanying this once-spurned fiance to his hometown and masquerading as his wife to make a plan of revenge complete!

Description from Open Library.

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