I don’t want to give spoilers, but just know that sometimes his messing with her in an attempt to get a rise out of her went a bit too far in my opinion! I didn’t love the way Jonah felt manipulative at times throughout the story.
Tucker made it fun, witty, and endearing.
My favorite romance trope plays out in this book – enemies to lovers. From Calla’s best friend at home in Toronto to every last person in Bangor that rallied around Wren in his last few weeks, they all brought so much life to this book. The supporting characters in this book were so dang wonderful. It was really heartwarming and heartbreaking all at the same time, and added so much depth to a book that could’ve stood on its own as a love story between Calla and Jonah. I loved the relationship between Calla and her father. I could see Alaska in my mind even though it’s a place I’ve never visited! Here are 5 things about this book – 4 that I loved, 1 that I didn’t: I ended up loving this book! It got a solid 4 stars from me, and now I’m on to the sequel, Wild at Heart. But my dear friend Phoebe from Read & Wright recommended The Simple Wild to me roughly 100x before I finally picked it up, and I’m so glad I did. I’ve read two books set there in 2020 (the other one being The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah) and wow, I loved them both so much! Maybe it’s because they both contained epic love stories? Not sure. 
If I could travel one place next year, I think it would be Alaska. Click the following links to read the book synopsis on Goodreads or The StoryGraph.
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