Meg begins in a casual physical relationship with Nate but over time it begins to become a more meaningful connection. Meg is described by some reviewers as unlikable and cold. She lives with her dogs, outside of town. Meg was born and raised in Lunacy, is a bush pilot, and is quite able to fend for herself.

Quiet until the remains of a body - clearly murdered - is found preserved in an ice cave. Nate's job duties include, but are not limited to, Moose versus vehicle incidents, taking care of drunks, and watching over his quiet little town. To be expected as the 500+ residents of Lunacy refer to themselves as Lunatics. He wasn't nearly as prepared to die as he had believed.' - excerpt from Northern LightsĪs you would expect, in Lunacy, there is a cast of eccentric characters. 'Strapped into the quivering soup can laughingly called a plane, bouncing his way on the pummeling air through the stingy window of light that was winter, through the gaps and breaks in snow-sheathed mountains toward a town called Lunacy, Ignatious Burke had an epiphany. So remote that he arrives by small plane. So he accepts a job in a tiny, remote Alaskan town. Nate can't shake those feelings of guilt. The baggage he brings, that doesn't fit in his carry-on bags, includes the trauma of watching his partner die on the street in Baltimore. Ignatious Burke (Nate) is a Baltimore cop who accepts a job in Lunacy, Alaska. Because Nora Roberts is a prolific writer, with well over 200 titles published, I found that this book may be lost among them so I decided to highlight one of my favorite stories by this author. I looked to the internet for a digital copy. I decided to read something familiar and that wouldn't require so much concentration but couldn't find my print copy of Northern Lights. Recently, I've been so tired that it has been difficult to concentrate on new material and find myself stuck reading the same paragraphs night after night. Northern Lights is at the top of my list of my favorite books.

I enjoy books written by Nora Roberts, specifically the romantic suspense books that she writes. Reviewing Northern Lights by Nora Roberts

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