Cassidy Donahue’s dream of becoming partner in her father’s Chicago law firm is shattered by her father’s selfish betrayal. Devastated and disillusioned, Cassidy escapes to Anchorage, Alaska to start a new life on her own terms. While the corporate lawyer works as a cocktail waitress in a western-themed bar, she befriends an inquisitive and handsome bartender. Although attracted to Clayton Morrison, Cassidy fears he’ll reveal her whereabouts to her father if he discovers her true identity. A past relationship left Clayton disillusioned and distrustful of women. But Clayton and Cassidy’s mutual attraction to each other results in a night of passion together. Cassidy’s relentless efforts to avoid detection only create more questions for Clayton who’s convinced she’s lying about something. But Clayton is hiding a tightly-guarded secret of his own. Mr. Donahue confronts his daughter in the bar and insists she return home. And then he discovers Clayton’s true identity. When Clayton and Cassidy learn that nothing about their relationship is what it seems, will the couple everyone believes to be a perfect match be willing to overcome their secrets? Or will distasteful accusations and hurt feelings threaten to ruin any chance for a future together?

Jeannie St. James barely survives a traumatic experience in Chicago. Hoping to put the ordeal behind her, she packs up and heads to Anchorage to start fresh and reunite with her friend and former boss, Cassidy Donahue. Jeannie’s platonic living arrangement with Terry Wilson, the head bouncer at Gold Diggers, soon evolves into a steamy romance. She’s never been happier, and she’s convinced the past is behind her.And then one night at the Gold Diggers bar, the past catches up with Jeannie. But Terry catches the fallout and is arrested and charged with murder. Will Terry’s lawyer prove him innocent? Or, with a life sentence hanging over his head, will Jeannie’s dreams of a happily-ever-after with her Mr. Right by gone forever?

Debbie Daniels dumps her cheating fiancé and learns of her beloved grandmother’s death, all on the same day. She vows she’ll never be duped by another man ever again. With her heart in tatters and her life in chaos, she escapes to Anchorage, Alaska where she joins former co-workers and good friends Cassidy Edwards and Jeannie Wilson. But Debbie meets handsome, sexy Native American psychologist Randy Rock on the first night she arrives in the North. Being of Native American ancestry herself, Debbie is immediately attracted to Randy. Although he demonstrates an interest in her, she insists she’s only interested in friendship.She moves in with single mother, Sherry Lawrence, in exchange for baby-sitting her young daughter. Within days of applying for work, Debbie lands the ideal job working from home. Despite her best efforts to avoid men, Debbie runs into Randy everywhere she goes, and reluctantly, she starts dating the dedicated guy who counsels teen addicts. Soon, she discovers Randy’s job monopolizes more of his time and attention than she ever would have imagined. Debbie contemplates whether Randy is the man for her, despite his job. Soon she discovers, being left in a restaurant in the middle of dinner is the least of her problems. Randy could pay for his dedication to his career with his life.