Rescued By the Mountain Man Cowboy
She’s hiding from a killer. He’s the last man who wanted the job of keeping her safe.
The ranch is the only place I’ve felt steady since the Army spit me out. Nobody here asks about the years I don’t talk about, or what’s under the ink on my arms. Gabe Jackson gave me work and quiet, and I’ve kept my head down ever since.
Then she showed up.
Anna Kim. Twenty-six. City girl. Soft hands, softer mouth, and eyes that have seen something they can’t be unseen. Now they stashed her here to hide out from men determined to find her and send a message.
How did I end up with her reorganizing my set ways and looking at me like I’m something other than the grumpy bastard who told her to stay out of his way?
My mission: Watch her. Keep her breathing. Don’t let her out of your sight.
The twelve years between us make my space too damn small. When she cries in her sleep, I’m the one at the door. And when she whispers my name in the dark, something inside me breaks.
They think they’ll find her, hurt her, keep her quiet.
They have no idea what’s waiting for them if they do.
Rescued By The Mountain Man Cowboy is a spicy small town, age-gap, forced proximity bodyguard romance with a tattooed ex-military cowboy, the city girl who cracks him wide open, and an alpha who’ll burn it all down to keep her safe. This is a part of the Wild Peak Ranch series, but can be read as a standalone with a guaranteed HEA.
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