Winter Bargain
GREYLIN
For the last two years, my only focus has been getting Green Mountain High off the ground. It’s more than a dispensary; my best friends and I wanted to create an experience, and we have. I’m in charge of the dispensary side of things and I love my job.
What I don’t love is the constant harassment from Storyville police. Well, harassment might be overstating things. I want Aiden Simmons to stop pulling me over. He has an agenda just like his father, the mayor, and his brother, the mayor’s lackey. The Simmons family hates Green Mountain High.
When Aiden comes to me with concerns about his father and his plans, I’m not sure what his angle is. All he wants in return is a date and it seems like a small price to pay. What I never expected was for him to sweep me off my feet. He’s not letting me go, but can I trust him?
AIDEN
I’ve wanted Greylin for years, but she went from being too good for me to being forbidden two years ago. When she opened Green Mountain High with her three best friends, my father’s vendetta began. He’s more than happy to use his position as mayor to make her life hell.
Greylin thinks I’m out to get her, but I only use my badge to pull her over. It’s the only time I can be near her without anyone thinking twice about it. For those few minutes, I can imagine she’s mine.
When my father’s rants start to feel like more than just words, I have to wonder how far he’ll go because of his hatred. Risking my family for Greylin doesn’t feel like a sacrifice anymore, it feels right. I could simply tell her about my father’s plans, or I could make a deal of my own. She agreed to one date, but I’m never letting her go.
**18+. If you like alpha heroes and an insta-love story that is sweet and spicy but isn’t necessarily simple, then this is for you. No cheating with a guaranteed HEA. This is the second book set in Storyville, Colorado. Catch up with books set in Storyville: Christmas Breakdown**
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