Victor Myers is forty-four, gruff, and my dad’s former best friend—exactly the kind of man I shouldn’t crave, but can’t stop thinking about.
He’s not what I remember. The man who once taught me to fish is now a mountain recluse with walls higher than the surrounding peaks. He’s also frustratingly gorgeous in that rough, untamed way that makes my fingers itch to capture every line of his face. Our deal is simple: two days, no personal questions, then I’m gone. But nothing follows the plan. Not the way the silence seeps into my bones. Not how Victor’s gruff exterior cracks...
Victor Myers is forty-four, gruff, and my dad’s former best friend—exactly the kind of man I shouldn’t crave, but can’t stop thinking about.
He’s not what I remember. The man who once taught me to fish is now a mountain recluse with walls higher than the surrounding peaks. He’s also frustratingly gorgeous in that rough, untamed way that makes my fingers itch to capture every line of his face. Our deal is simple: two days, no personal questions, then I’m gone. But nothing follows the plan. Not the way the silence seeps into my bones. Not how Victor’s gruff exterior cracks when he thinks I’m not looking. I came here to capture hidden sanctuaries, not to find one in him. But as the hours tick by and the walls between us crumble, I’m beginning to wonder—what if the perfect shot isn’t what I came for, but what I found instead?
Mountain Man’s City Girl is a short, sweet, and steamy small town instalove romance with a happy-ever-after. It can be read as a standalone or together with the rest of the books in the Fox Ridge: Mountain Men series.
