Halibut Creek
Open door romance from the rain-soaked edge of Southeast Alaska, where the weather decides who stays the night.
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A fishing town, a floatplane dock, and nowhere to hide.
Welcome to Halibut Creek, a small fishing town at the edge of the Wrangell Narrows, reachable only by boat or floatplane. When a storm rolls in, the whole town gets cut off.
Five men from different generations call this rain-soaked island home: the widowed sea captain, the single dad who runs the fleet, the off-grid hunting guide, the bar owner who gave up his music, and the one who left town and swore he’d never come back. Sooner or later, all of them end up at The Silver Siren, the only bar in town.
Open-Door Heat
Rugged men, strong women, and heat that stays on the page.
Cut Off by the Storm
Rain forest, cold water, and weather that decides who goes home and who stays.
A New Couple Every Book
Each book follows a new couple to their happily ever after.
Read them in order. Start with one night.
Four books in Alaska Spice: Halibut Creek, all landing this winter. The prequel is out now, and the rest arrive one after another from Christmas Day through January.
Stranded with the Bush Pilot
They agreed to one night.
Buy on AmazonHooked on the Silver Fox
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[Book 3 Title]
They agreed to one night.
Stranded with the Bush Pilot / The Halibut Creek Prequel
For readers who like their heroes weathered and their nights long.
Forced Proximity
One cabin. One storm. No flights out until the ceiling lifts.
Age Gap
He has seen a few more winters. She is done waiting for someone to catch up.
Small Town
One dock, one diner, and a grapevine faster than the ferry.
Wild Alaska
Rain forest, cold water, and a landscape that is half the romance.
Olive Lee Wray
Olive Lee Wray writes open door, small town romance set in the rain forests and fishing towns of Southeast Alaska.
Olive Lee Wray followed her heart all the way from New Jersey to Alaska and never looked back. Now nestled in Southeast Alaska, she writes romance inspired by the people and wild landscape around her. When she isn’t writing, you’ll find her watching the boats come into the harbor and dreaming up her next happily ever after.