Midnight Sun

When I read this book, I was also reading 'Hot Rain' as I sometimes do when I read, but this was very HOT indeed! I hope she does more triology series.... it keeps it interesting!

This was the first book I read by Kat Martin, but it was not the last. After reading it, almost a year ago, I have purchased almost all of her books. I love the variety of topics and locations she covers in all of her books. This book in particular was nice because it dealt with current day and was believable.

Charity Sinclair has decided that she needs to do something anything to bring some excitement into her life. She has had a life long fascination with the Yukon and the Gold Rush Era. Charity buys herself a claim and off to the Yukon she goes. Call Hawkins, her neighbor wants his peace and quiet back. Besides the noise involved with mining for the gold, there is the intense attraction he fells for Charity. Call came to the Yukon to hide from a painful past but Charity is chipping away at the wall he has built around his heart. But there is something sinister from Call's past is making its presence felt. It's threatening their newfound relationship. This book is fast paced, edgy and oh so sexy. Kat Martin has written another wonderful book.

Charity Sinclair is ready to make some major life changes. Leaving boyfriend Jeremy, and their deteriorating relationship behind, Charity purchases a mining claim in the Canadian Yukon and strikes out to pursue her dream adventure. Leaving her job as editor of action and adventure novels at a large publishing firm behind, the call of the Yukon beckons, and Charity's adventure is about to start. McCall Hawkins, powerhouse CEO in the software industry, is living in self-imposed exile in the Yukon, unable to cope with the loss of his wife and daughter in a car accident four years ago. In the past several months, he has resumed work on a project he was involved with at the time of the accident, and ever so slowly re-emerging in the tech world. Along comes Charity, disrupting his quiet world by banging away on repairs to her property. Call decides to see what the new neighbor is up to, and is unable from that point on to stay out of her life. They get off to a tumultuous start, but the relationship quickly turns passionate. Unknowingly, the past is once again coming back to haunt Call, and after two attempts on his and Charity's lives, Call has to lay it all on the line to keep Charity safe. Once the dust settles, Charity is forced back to Manhattan, leaving the man she knows she loves beyond all others behind. Call still swears never to love again, but will this journey end here? This wilderness journey captivates, and makes you wish you were there to experience the sights. The balance of romance outweighs the suspense, but not by much. Secondary characters, Maude and Toby add whit and humor, and even a touch of paranormal is thrown in for good measure. True romantics will savor the ending, along with all the events leading up to it. Another great read from this compelling author!

Charity Sinclair is tired of her life in New York, and tired of her non committal boyfriend, Jeremy. When she has the chance to pursue a dream opportunity, mining gold in Alaska, she packs up everything and goes there, hoping to make a new start, and a new life. The land is wild, rugged, and beautiful. Life is harder, more challenging, but Charity loves it, despite the fact that her next door neighbor, McCall "Call" Hawkins would like nothing better than for her to get lost. At first, the couple is oil and water, but in time they give in to the attraction they've been trying unsuccessfully to deny. He reminds her of every action and adventure hero she has ever read, and Charity makes Call feel things he had thought dead along with his wife and child. The outside world seems far away, until Call's enemies begin making deadly trouble. Not willing to let another woman he loves die, Call forces Charity to leave both him and her dreams behind. Will her return to New York mean the chance Charity and Call had for a new life be gone for good?***** In a novel of sweeping adventure and suspense, Ms. Martin catches readers up in a dazzling story. Love shines through on every page, even in the highest danger. Suspense, romance, and a touch of the paranormal all play a part in making this a keeper book. The ending is one that will satisfy the romatic at heart, but all the events that lead to that ending will make you wish it never had to come.

Charity Sinclair has been drawn to the Yukon ever since she was a young girl. Researching as much as possible on the Klondike Gold Rush, Charity finally takes the leap and buys a cabin on the Yukon. Hiring a seventy-something woman as her guide, Charity embarks on working the land that she has bought, and hopefully finding some gold. What she didn't count on was her not-so-nice neighbor, McCall Hawkings. Someone who likes his privacy, him and Charity defintely get off on the wrong foot when she has repairmen in and out of her cabin making repairs. Even Call's annoyance couldn't stop the desire flowing between the two, and Charity soon finds herself in the middle of an affair that she never wants to end.Call Hawkings enjoys the quiet of the Yukon. The previous owner of the cabin that Charity bought was an old man who never bothered Call at all. Now, all his new neighbor did was bother him. It has been four years since the auto accident in Lake Tahoe that took the lives of his wife and daughter, and Call is just starting to live again. Now that Charity is in his life it feels like his heart has been jump started, and he knows he doesn't like the feeling. After being celibate for four years, all Call wanted was a sexual relationship with no strings attached. Unfortunatley the only person he wanted wasn't into one night stands.Martin keeps the sexual tension running high in Midnight Sun. The reader will be fascinated by the description of the rugged country that these two come together in. The suspense was enjoyable, but not enough to keep a suspense lover hooked. The book starts off slow at first with, in my opinion, too much information on the Yukon and gold panning. Martin also includes 'inherited memory' in which Charity gets memories from one of her descendants. She then embarks on the task of finding out which ancestor was on the Yukon in the late 1800's. The reason I gave it four stars is because it didn't hook me like all her other contemporary novels, or even her historicals.Above all, I would give it a try!