Challenged By the Mountain Man
My plan was to escape my trauma for two weeks, not fall for a grumpy mountain man.
The goal is simple: rent a remote cabin outside Wildwood, and find some peace after having a gun pointed at my face three weeks ago. What I don’t count on is the cabin having zero electricity or on my massive, ex-military neighbor.
Griffin Hale doesn’t do people, that much is clear from his first words to me, but when he finds me freezing in my cabin, something changes in those ice-blue eyes.
I tell myself not to get attached. I barely know him and I’m only here for two weeks. But as Griffin shows me his hidden waterfall and looks at me like I’m not broken, I realize I’m already falling for this gruff, damaged man who’s been hiding on this mountain for eight years.
Can I risk trusting someone new when I’m still jumping at shadows, especially a man who’s spent nearly a decade convincing himself he’s better off alone?
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