Follow Me to Alaska

By: Ann Parker

Narrated by: Theresa Bakken

A retired law enforcement officer turned pilot and a former math teacher chose to leave their home in Texas for a cabin in the wilderness of Alaska. They left life as they knew it behind to start fresh in the land of the Last Frontier. Their cabin on Cub Lake was only accessible by bush plane in the summer or snow machine during the winter, making life challenging. They knew their learning curve would be steep. What they didn't realize was living on a homestead in the wilderness of Alaska would make them face obstacles they had never experienced before.

This new chapter forced them to take every skill that they had learned in their lives to the next level. Hunting, fishing, gardening, and flying would all become key to thriving off the grid. Arctic temperatures and wild animals in the Alaska bush provided countless adventures. These tales may make you laugh, make you cry, and might possibly inspire you to follow your own dreams!

While enjoying the majestic nature surrounding them, they also learned to work together like never before. The two of them have dealt with everything from crazy chickens to bears, and ultimately even looked death squarely in the eyes. Throughout it all, Ann knew there was no place she would rather be than with Shon when he suggested, "Follow me to Alaska".

©2020 Ann Parker (P)2020 Ann Parker

I was mesmerized by the entire book. I love faith based books and this one, by far, did not disappoint.

I loved the entire book. It was so hard to pause it when I had something else I needed to do. Can’t wait for more of Ann Parker’s books.

Great story

A true Alaskan adventure! The good times and bad times of living off grid in the last frontier.

Interesting story

I enjoyed the story and makes me want to move to Alaska. Looking forward to your next adventure.

Good story, written well

First and fore most don’t be turned off by the biblical references. They are lightly scattered throughout and in my opinion a vital part of the getting to know the main character.

Secondly; enjoy the autobiography of someone who dared to do. From you’re armchair go live in the wilderness where dependence on utility companies is replaced by dependence on neighbors.

Lastly; support a good read.

Great book

story was amazing and insightful. Only thing I would say bad about it would be I wish it was categorized as religious so I would have a heads up.