Echoes of Twilight

by Naomi Rawlings

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In Alaska's unforgiving wild, secrets are buried deep, but survival isn't the only thing at stake...

Alaskan Explorer Mikhail Amos can count the number of bad decisions he’s made in his life on one hand. But when he’s called out on the cusp of winter to track down and rescue a team of lost botanists in the wilds of Alaska, he can’t say no. It doesn’t matter that every last instinct tells him he won’t get the team out before winter. The scientists on the expedition are someone’s father and brother. Mikhail knows what it’s like to lose both of those, and he’d never wish that loss on another person.

But as Mikhail soon discovers, the team also happens to include the lead scientist’s daughter, Bryony Wetherby, whose ability to survive in the wilderness and knack for drawing maps intrigue him in a way no woman ever has before.

But people on the team are carrying secrets, and Mikhail soon isn’t sure what holds the most danger, the encroaching Alaskan winter, the secrets between the members, or lowering the walls he’s built around his heart.

From a USA Today bestselling author comes a reimagining of Sully from Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, a tale of survival in the wilderness, and a love that heals wounded hearts.

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Book Details

Genre

Historical Romance

Subgenre

Christian, Faith Journey, General Historical, Inspirational, Medical, Small Town

Series

Dawn of Alaska: • Book 4

Audience

Adult

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

1 None

Violence

2 Mild

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

1 None

Publication Date

January 10, 2026

Language Versions

English

Narration Type

Human

Fiction Form

Novel

Sensitive Themes

Historical discrimination, Natural-disaster scenes

Representation

Depictions of prayer, worship, or scripture, Explicitly faith-based content

Editorial Reviews

Clean read! The story grabbed me right away! I’ve read the other books to this series also. Love them.” — Joanie Richardson

“The author has a wonderful way of drawing the reader into the story. She weaves unexpected twists and turns into the plot to hold the reader’s interest. I love that the books are clean and include faith in each of them.” — Lynn Fortier

“Reading Naomi Rawlings's stories will warm your heart and this series is no exception. She writes in a way that draws you into the story, you can see in your mind the beauty of Alaska and the snow capped mountains, of the love of the Amos family for each other, you can almost feel the coldness of the snow.” — Robyn Butler

Women in science and a hunky explorer!

I’m glad I stuck with this one! I had difficulty staying focused for the first 25%.The star of this book was a lead scientist’s daughter, Bryony Wetherby, whom the author crafted as an amalgamation of pioneering women in science: Mary Treat, Alice Eastwood, and Graceanna Lewis. Bryony and a team of botanists have become lost in the wilds of Alaska and Alaskan explorer Mikhail Amos is sent out to track them down and rescue them.I appreciated an intriguing book about women in science and one woman’s journey to establish herself as an equal with men. Author Naomi Rawlings captures the agony of being denied recognition for one’s work and the lengths one goes to in protecting it.It was so good to meet another Amos family member. Mikhail may be my favourite so far! He’s been crafted with all the qualities that I adore.The author explores how we can be faithful to God with the skills that we have and how to have humility and trust in God amidst struggles.I noted the fact about fireweed and enjoyed reading about places I’ve visited. I could imagine myself in the church in Sitka and running down Castle Hill to the waterfront. I haven’t been to the Sheldon Jackson museum yet, but will make it a priority next time.I began this novel frustrated, but finished with loving the characters and eagerly anticipating the sequel!

Excellent read!

Excellent!

Loved it, as always

Reading Naomi's stories will warm your heart and this series is no exception. She writes in a way that draws you into the story, you can see in your mind the beauty of Alaska and the snow capped mountains, of the love of the Amos family for each other, you can almost feel the coldness of the snow. I look forward to reading Against the Rain Yuri and Rosalind's story. Well done Naomi and thank you.

God is always with us

Thanks for including the times about how God is always there for us. Reassurance is sometimes needed to get through tough times.

Echo of Twlight

Clean read! The story grabbed me right away. The journey is in Alaska, a local man goes out to find a lost crew of herb scientists. There a dark secrets, twist and turns along the way. I’ve read the other books to this series also. Love them. A great trip to Alaska, & historic info.