Winter Wilderness

This much-loved historical, inspirational Western romance series, based in the mid-18th century of the old West, is about empowered women who turn around their hopeless circumstances, with strong faith, and discover authentic men and true love. Meet Winter: she has been scandalized and put to shame in her beloved town of Bangor Maine. Unable to go to her local church and support herself after the incident, she takes the only option she has to seek marriage far away from all of this pain and suffering.

Recently separated from her cheating husband and unaware of a budding pregnancy, Georgia Charles travels to the Yukon Territory to spend a month with a childhood friend. Suddenly kidnapped by bank robbers, she manages to flee into the wild and find shelter in an abandoned cabin - but minimal skills and an impending childbirth threaten her survival. Set in the harsh winter of British Columbia’s Last Frontier, Winter’s Captive is the riveting story of a woman’s incredible journey of survival and path to empowerment against all odds.

Crystal Rainey is aghast when she realizes her New Year's resolutions haven't changed one whit from the previous year. Wanting to escape a future as dreary as a Pacific Northwest winter, she walks out on her dead-end office job, despite her tenuous savings account. Stumbling across a job opening posted by a wilderness guide outfit, an intrigued Crystal bluffs her way into the position. With her handsome fellow guide, the stalwart Conner Oakes, she leads a corporate retreat on a snowshoe hike to a majestic alpine chalet.

Sie arbeiten 40 Stunden in der Woche und haben kaum noch Zeit für sportliche Aktivitäten oder sonstige Erlebnisse in der Natur? Sie sind ständig unter Druck und können eigentlich nur noch auf Reisen wirklich abschalten und etwas unternehmen? Sie wollen dies aber ändern und endlich aus Ihrer Komfortzone ausbrechen? Dann ist dieser Ratgeber die ideale Möglichkeit, um Ihr Vorhaben in die Tat umzusetzen. Die meisten Menschen sind heutzutage viel zu bequem, um nach draußen zu gehen und etwas zu erleben und erfinden immer wieder Ausreden, statt wirklich einmal etwas zu wagen.