Christmas With The Broken Mountain Man
I didn’t order a bride. My meddling sisters did that for me. Now she’s standing on my porch, and I can’t send her back.
I’m Mason Walsh, therapist, trauma specialist, the brother who helps everyone else heal while staying broken myself.
My sisters thought it would be hilarious to sign me up for Sealed Signed Delivered, some matchmaking service for people who want marriage without the mess of dating. I was hellbent on canceling the whole thing.
Until Destiny Brooks arrives two weeks before Christmas with enough holiday cheer to power the entire town, homemade cookies in hand, and a black eye she claims she got “decorating a rental home.”
I’m a therapist. I know a lie when I hear one.
But the twenty-seven-year-old elementary school teacher isn’t ready to share her truth, and I’m the last person who should push. As pushing could lead to questions I’m not ready to answer.
When the truth about her black eye finally comes out, something primal awakens in me. She’s here pushing a practical marriage, but there’ nothing practical about the way I want to protect her, claim her, and show her what real love looks like. But first I’ll need to figure out what love looks like my damned self.
Christmas With The Broken Mountain Man is a steamy holiday romance featuring a broken hero finding love again, a fierce heroine discovering her worth, mail order bride arrangements that become beautifully real, and the discovery that sometimes two people who’ve given up on love are exactly what each other needs. This book delivers emotional healing, scorching chemistry, and a guaranteed HEA wrapped in Christmas magic.
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