Worth the Rush

A thrilling, love-conquers-all, small mountain town romance
filled with swoon, steam, and survival.

Ivy Rutherford catches flights not feelings—
her most recent destination being the top of a mountain in Silverthorne, CO.

After a devastating loss and a failed marriage at twenty-seven, Ivy has spent the last year making less than ideal decisions. If less than ideal is code for bad. When her latest stunt causes a sizable scene, her father issues her an ultimatum: prove she can run his new business venture, The Edgemont Ski Resort and Lodge or lose her coveted seat on the board at Rutherford Industries.
It should have been a simple task, but when a chance encounter with a charming stranger takes her by surprise, it sets her on a slippery slope that she never saw coming.

Alder Holloway leads rescue missions for a living—his newest mission however, wants nothing to do with him.

Magnetic and charismatic, Alder has never shied away from the spotlight. Recovering from a traumatic loss, Alder has spent the last decade of his life running the resort his cabin is built on, as well as becoming an experienced and skilled Alpine Search and Rescue Pilot. At thirty-six, he’s content to live his life with a high risk career, low risk personal life—until fate intervenes in the way of a snowstorm.
Enter Ivy Rutherford, the new and unexpected manager strutting around his resort. Ivy is as irritatingly beautiful as she is brilliant. She’s also determined to keep Alder at arms length, unaware that despite her attempt to keep things between them temporary, she’s already become a non negotiable in his life.

When Ivy turns to Alder for a favor— he’s powerless to refuse. What they agreed would be a short term situation quickly becomes something neither of them are willing to part with.

As their initial attraction grows into deep rooted feelings, hidden truths are revealed, raising the question whether their connection is strong enough to survive the storms life has already thrown at them. Or will deception cause them to be buried in an avalanche of doubt before they’ve even truly begun?