The Simple Wild: A Novel

The Simple Wild: A Novel

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2018 · English · Paperback · 16 editions
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Calla Fletcher's life in the bustling city is about to take an unexpected turn as she embarks on a journey to reconnect with her estranged father. Leaving behind the familiar comforts of urban life, she finds herself in the vast and untamed wilderness of Alaska. Here, the air is crisp, the scenery breathtaking, and emotions run deep as she attempts to mend a fractured familial bond.

Amidst the rugged landscape, Calla discovers more than just her father's world; she also confronts her own heart's desires and fears. As she navigates the challenges of this new environment, she encounters the complexities of love and connection in ways she never anticipated. The stark contrasts between city life and the wild awaken something within her, pushing her to reevaluate her past, her relationships, and ultimately, who she is meant to be.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 400 pages
Language English
Published Aug 7, 2018
Publisher Atria Books
Edition First Atria Paperback
Editions 16 editions
ISBN-10 1501133438
ISBN-13 9781501133435

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The Simple Wild is the first novel in the Wild series by K.A. Tucker. I was hooked from the verry beginning where we meet Calla, who embarks on a journey to reconnect with her ill estranged father. Upon her arrival we meet Jonah, the enigmatic and rugged Alaskan pilot. Calla and Jonah hilarious banter and his disdain for Calla's city-girl ways brings humour into their evolving relationship. Callas journey serves as a transformative experience as she is forced to confront her strained relationship with her father while navigating her budding feelings for Jonah. I loved how Tucker beautifully explores themes of family, forgiveness, and personal growth. I look forward to reading Tuckers continuation of Callas story.

July 12th 2024

DNF Pg. 183. Just not for me.

May 17th 2024
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