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Frozen Hearts Books in Order

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Find the Frozen Hearts books by Annabeth Albert in order, with summaries, series background, and a guide to starting this Alaska romance series.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Frozen Hearts books in publication order

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1

Arctic Heat

by Annabeth Albert

2019

In Alaska's harsh backcountry, two men face a season where survival and trust cannot be taken for granted. The wilderness brings them close, while their different hopes for the future threaten the relationship taking shape.

2

Arctic Sun

by Annabeth Albert

2019

Sober ex-military outdoorsman Griffin likes his quiet Alaskan life, until former model River arrives looking for adventure. Their attraction is immediate, but both men must decide whether they can trade old habits for something lasting.

3

Arctic Wild

by Annabeth Albert

2019

Cancer survivor Owen heads to Alaska to fulfill a lifelong dream by volunteering with park rangers. His reluctant partner, Ranger Quill Ramsey, expects trouble, but a snowbound winter gives them both a reason to risk more.

Frozen Hearts books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Arctic Sun"

    Arctic Sun

    by Annabeth Albert

    2019Frozen Hearts, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Arctic Wild"

    Arctic Wild

    by Annabeth Albert

    2019Frozen Hearts, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Arctic Heat"

    Arctic Heat

    by Annabeth Albert

    2019Frozen Hearts, Book 3

Series background & context

Frozen Hearts takes contemporary romance to Alaska, where isolation, snow, rugged work, and wild landscapes make every choice feel a little sharper. Each book pairs men who may look capable from the outside but are carrying private worries about recovery, belonging, or the future.

The series begins with Arctic Sun, in which sober ex-military outdoorsman Griffin Barrett guides former model River Vale through an Alaskan adventure. The contrast between Griffin's carefully controlled life and River's restless need to keep moving sets the tone.

Alaska is not just scenery.

Later books keep the focus on people whose work and personal histories tie them to remote places. In Arctic Wild, a park ranger and a volunteer must navigate a long winter together. Arctic Heat continues the pattern of close quarters, natural hazards, and relationships that need more than chemistry to last.

Every book has a new central couple and a complete romance, but reading in order adds familiar faces and a stronger sense of the community. The mood is adventurous but emotionally grounded.

Expect snowy landscapes, outdoor work, forced proximity, recovery, and hard-won trust.

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