Loner Dylan, seeking to heal from wartime trauma, pursues a new-found dream of building and training a winning sled dog team to compete in the Iditarod. He makes a difficult choice to rescue a stranger lost in a blizzard instead of seeking to win a preliminary race. This choice and its results throw unexpected but major changes into his solitary life. Can he accept and adapt to these changes?<br><br>Grey must prove himself, pursuing his dream of seeing Alaska first hand and writing about the world of sled dog racing in a powerful way to jump start his chosen sports and feature writing career. Young and na?ve, he almost pays with his life for a bad decision. Can he learn and grow fast enough to survive in the unforgiving environment and overcome a rocky start with his new hero, musher Dylan?

Love Is Snowblind

When he saw the stress and weariness marking the big man’s features, Grey’s heart clenched.Damn, I put him through a hell of an ordeal. What an asshole he must think I am. And he’s right. Talk about a spoiled rich kid who didn’t have a thought for anyone but himself and his own plans. From here on out, that’s got to change.


Dylan had managed to get out of his parka. It lay on the floor to one side of his chair, the side opposite the stove. Grey checked the fire and added another chunk of wood. Then he looked for a blanket or something to throw over Dylan. Maybe it wasn’t really cold, but it felt mighty chilly and he’d read that people’s temperatures often dropped when they slept.


He went to the bedroom and pulled a Hudson Bay striped blanket off the bed. Dylan mumbled something as Grey spread the blanket over him, but did not wake up.


Chapter 14