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Violence
Barely any
Mild; small-plane dangers, Alaskan wilderness hazards, her father's illness
Language
Some
Moderate language; Jonah's voice is direct and occasionally profane
Sexual Content
Some
Adult romantic content; the romance develops slowly and is depicted tastefully
Substance Use
Barely any
Mild social alcohol use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Moderate; an estranged father's illness forcing a relationship neither party prepared for; a city woman dismantling her assumptions about what a good life looks like
What this book is about
K.A. Tucker's The Simple Wild sends city girl Calla Fletcher to remote Alaska to reconnect with her estranged, seriously ill father. There she meets Jonah, his rugged bush pilot, who immediately sees through her city assumptions and doesn't bother being polite about it. Tucker's Alaskan setting is vivid — the scale of the landscape, the particular self-sufficiency of bush life — and serves as both backdrop and mirror for Calla's interior transformation.
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