Just as cute as the first book in the series, but now I have to wait until August of 2013 for the next book. Ahhhh!! ( )

Next in the Alaska series. This time it's about Grier, a New York native, who is named in her late father's will as an heir. She didn't even know she had a father! Flying to Indigo for her father's will, she meets bush pilot, Mick and falls in love. But can she give up her society New York life and settle in Alaska? ( )

My Booklist review:

The sequel to Baby It’s Cold Outside (2011) finds New York socialite Grier Thompson coming to grips with the sudden revelation of her heretofore unknown father’s identity after he dies and leaves her an inheritance. Contested by the man’s legitimate daughter, the will is being held up in court until Grier can prove her relationship. The small town of Indigo, Alaska, is divided as to whether Grier, his daughter Kate, or both should inherit the sizable property. While she waits, Grier’s life changes as she makes good friends in Indigo and becomes smitten with bush pilot Mick. Having dumped her fiancé after she discovered him in a compromising position with an office intern, Grier is shocked when her ex arrives in Alaska to try to get her back. Grier is more interested, however, in learning about her father and getting to know her recalcitrant half-sister, who wants nothing to do with her. Fox deals with issues of abandonment and betrayal in a sensitive manner while baring the souls of everyone involved in this satisfying contemporary romance.
— Pat Henshaw ( )

Read for Fun (Paperbook)
Overall Rating: 5.00
Story Rating: 5.00
Character Rating: 5.00

Part of my 25 Books for the Holidays for 2012

How Come Fly With Me put me in the Holiday Spirit: What is it with books set in Alaska? They kind of just win me over with their setting and while this one isn't technically a "Christmas" book it is a "Winter" book so it qualifies for my winter reads. The Alaskan Nights series is one that leaves me warm and fuzzy!

What I thought of the Characters/Story: Come Fly with Me is a very good follow up to Baby It's Cold Outside. We get to visit the characters and town that we fell in love with before. If you loved Baby It's Cold Outside you will love this story too. If you didn't read Baby It's Cold Outside, no need to fret, this one can be read as a stand alone. This is perfect for a contemporary romance junkie who likes some light hearted Alaskan fun! The characters are to die for and the friendship between the three main gals is my favorite part. They are sassy, straight-forward, and know when to bring the wine/chocolate. The romance in this book kinda started in the last one and picks up a year later. I loved how the romance grew and how they came together. I also loved the resolution of the sister storyline (though it was a little rushed) and wonder if we will get a novella out of it (not saying why). Overall I just really enjoyed Come Fly With Me! I seriously need to read Addison's other series!

Excellent follow on to Baby It's Cold Outside. Grier is in Alaska to deal with her inheritance. When she first arrived in town her half-sister was hostile and is contesting the will, the townspeople were taking Kate's side, and she was still dealing with the breakup with her fiance. She is attracted to Mick, but feels that there is no use starting anything when she'll be leaving to go back to New York. Mick is attracted to her too. There is something about her that just makes his life complete and he doesn't want her to leave. I loved both Grier and Mick. Grier has spent her whole life knowing nothing about her father as her mother refuses to speak of him at all. Her mother was also not a very loving woman so Grier has been pretty starved for affection. She is somewhat jealous of her half sister's relationship with their father, but can't get Kate to even talk to her about him. All she really wants is a chance to get to know who he was and make some kind of a connection with her roots. The more time she spends in Indigo, the more the people come to know and like her. I loved the way that she is able to connect to people. She is a warm and friendly person and pretty soon the townspeople are on her side. She has a hard time resisting her attraction to Mick, especially when he is working so hard to keep it going. Thanks to her feelings of rejection from both her parents she doesn't feel like she deserves to be loved and this makes her try to keep Mick at arm's length. I loved the way that the grandmothers and others kept trying to push them together. I also loved the way that her friends Sloan and Avery kept pointing out how perfect she and Mick were together. I also loved the way that her need for something to do led her to a job opportunity that she didn't really recognize until the very end.

I loved Mick so much. He was the perfect match for Grier. He was smart and nice and had a great sense of humor. He was also determined that Grier would see that they had something special that should be pursued. He too had some demons in his past that he did his best to keep buried. He had a tendency to push Grier to face her problems while ignoring his until she called him on it. I liked the way that she was able to help him with his demons and did her best to keep him from shutting her out. I loved seeing how wonderful Mick was with his grandmother even when she was driving him nuts. He was also great at being there for Grier when she needed him. I loved the concluding scene at the town council meeting.

The secondary story with Kate and Jason was pretty good. I was glad to see that things got a bit better between Kate and Greer. I also loved the set up for book three with Avery and Roman, and how Avery is going after what she wants. I loved the way that she stood up to him. There were some great emotional moments with Grier learning more about her dad and also finally being able to talk to her mother about him. I can't wait to read the next book. ( )