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Northern Lights

Nora Roberts

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 637 pages

Rating: 4 | 38728 Users | 1240 Reviews

Identify Of Books Northern Lights

Title	:	Northern Lights
Author	:	Nora Roberts
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 637 pages
Published	:	September 27th 2005 by Jove (first published October 12th 2004)
Categories	:	Romance. Romantic Suspense. Mystery. Fiction. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary

Explanation As Books Northern Lights

Let #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts fly you into Lunacy, Alaska, and into a colorful, compelling novel about two lonely souls who are searching for love and redemption...

As a Baltimore cop, Nate Burke watched his partner die on the street—and the guilt still haunts him. With nowhere else to go, he accepted the job as Chief of Police in a tiny, remote Alaskan town with the hopes of starting over. Despite the name, Lunacy provides a balm for Nate's shattered soul—and an unexpected affair with pilot Meg Galloway warms his nights...

But other things in Lunacy are heating up. Nate suspects the killer in an unsolved murder still walks the snowy streets. His investigation will unearth the secrets and suspicions that lurk beneath the placid surface, as well as bring out the big-city survival instincts that made him a cop in the first place. And his discovery will threaten the new life—and the new love—that he has finally found for himself.

Be Specific About Books To Northern Lights

Original Title:	Northern Lights
ISBN:	0515139742 (ISBN13: 9780515139747)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Meg Galloway, Nate Burke
Setting:	Lunacy, Alaska(United States)

Rating Of Books Northern Lights

Ratings: 4 From 38728 Users | 1240 Reviews

Assessment Of Books Northern Lights

Besides the fact that one of GRs friends (Thank you, Pa!) told me that NORTHERN LIGHTS had some similarities to THE WITNESS, (my favorite NRs romantic suspense), I was intrigued to see the story posted under What Book Would You Like To Live In?. Of course, there were over 2,500 books listed under this title but I was still interested nonetheless. So while I was sweltering in our humid 90+ degree weather and waiting for autumn to arrive, I decided to visit Lunacy, Alaska. Population: 506. And



This was Nate's book, not Meg's, and man, was that ever cool. One of Nora's biggest strengths is her wonderfully flawed, quirky, sexy, fully-fleshed out male characters; and with Northern Lights she finally gave the man a starring role. Depressed and broken Nate arrives in Alaska and finds a reason, a multitude of reasons, to not give up. That's the gist of it, in a nutshell. But Nora does it in such a way that it's an incredibly entertaining read. This book wasn't so much about the romance and

As Ignatious Burke and his pilot, Jerk, got closer to their destination of Lunacy, Alaska, Burke was sure his life was about to end. The surrounding mountains, covered in snow and ice, the bucking plane and Burkes churning stomach told him he really shouldnt have climbed onto this plane. But land safely they did, and never had he been happier to stand on solid ground (albeit a frozen lake)! Ex Baltimore cop, Nate (please!) had just been hired as Lunacys first Chief of Police; their small

I sometimes wonder if there are two authors named Nora Roberts. Some of her books are very good, others are so dull beyond belief. This is one of the good ones. OK it's a little cliched but burnt out Baltimore cop Nate Burke accepts the job of Police Chief in a remote Alaskan town called Lunacy. While there he investigates a 30 year old crime. As with many Nora Roberts books the women are tough. Nate's love interest in this book is Meg Galloway, a shy of commitment bush pilot who takes on bears

Out of the many, many Nora books I've read, this one pleasantly surprised me. It's unlike any of her other books, this one having more "gore"... but it was still such a nice read. Very well written, and of course, no one can set a scene that makes you feel like you're standing in the middle of it like Nora Roberts can, even if that scene is Alaska.

Actual Rating: 3.5 StarsEven though it took about 30% for the main conflict and excitement to begin, this book was actually a lot of fun.  On a side note, I have a thing for wintry settings, especially those with a possible crime thriller plot.  And admittedly, despite the rather banal, everyday happenings of our newest Lunacy Chief of Police, I really, really enjoyed Northern Lights.True to form, there were still a lot of things about this book that didn't work for me, but oddly enough, the