Canyon Heat

In the setting of the beautiful, unspoiled Grand Canyon National Park, young and lovely Autumn Sky, a physician's assistant begins her second career as a national park ranger. Her adventures of serving the public will find Autumn caught in a web of three different men, whose paths will cross with hers: the debonair, yet dangerous Park Ranger, Blake Hampton, who works side by side with Autumn; the handsome kindhearted Human Resource Director of the park, Matt Higgins and the dark, alluring Native American, Joshua Foxfire, the law enforcement officer in Havasu Canyon. All three men are infatuated with Autumn, but she will only choose one for her beloved, lifelong partner. Who will capture Autumn's heart in the heat of the canyon?

In the setting of the beautiful, unspoiled Grand Canyon National Park, young and lovely Autumn Sky, a physician's assistant begins her second career as a national park ranger. Her adventures of serving the public will find Autumn caught in a web of three different men, whose paths will cross with hers: the debonair, yet dangerous Park Ranger, Blake Hampton, who works side by side with Autumn; the handsome kindhearted Human Resource Director of the park, Matt Higgins and the dark, alluring Native American, Joshua Foxfire, the law enforcement officer in Havasu Canyon. All three men are infatuated with Autumn, but she will only choose one for her beloved, lifelong partner. Who will capture Autumn's heart in the heat of the canyon?

Sharon L. Johnson resides in the tiny village of Scandia, Pennsylvania on the edge of the Allegheny National Forest. She retired from an accounting career with the State of Pennsylvania and as a volunteer firefighter/EMT. With no formal journalism training, she began writing humorous poetry, short stories and composing newsletters. This, her first book came about after completing two backpacking adventures in Grand Canyon National Park with her husband, Ron. Sharon grew to love the spectacular scenery, mystery and serenity the Grand Crayon offers. The Johnsons have made it their bucket list to visit and hike in as many national parks as possible, reaching forty-five to date. Sharon's other interest include: spending time with family, gardening, photography, kayaking and volunteering for service organizations.