Della Rea
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After Hours With Her Silver Fox Boss
"I didn't mean for him to hear me." A twenty-four-year-old bartender. Her fifty-two-year-old boss. Five months of watching each other across a small-town bar — and one night in his cabin that burns every careful line they drew. Tess has spent her whole life making things easy for men who didn't deserve it. Then Cal Brewer put a man on the floor for touching her, threw her over his shoulder, and brought her home. Cal held lines against wildfires...
FEATURED BOOK · BOOK 1
FEATURED BOOK · BOOK 1
Snowed In With Daddy's Best Friend
A Forbidden Age-Gap Mountain Man Romance
I'm her father's best friend. She's twenty years younger. One blizzard locks us in with one bed. Nora I drove the long way up a closing mountain to hand him the last box of my dead father's things — and to stop pretending I don't want the one man I was never allowed to have. I've caught Silas looking at me since I was twenty-one. I'm done being the only one who'll admit what it means. Silas I made her father a promise at his deathbed: keep her...
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NEW RELEASE · BOOK 3 · JUL 23, 2026
NEW RELEASE · BOOK 3 · JUL 23, 2026
Out Of Bounds With The Grumpy Game Warden
A Spicy Age-Gap Mountain Man Romance
I’ve spent all winter breaking harmless rules just to make the mountain’s sternest game warden come looking for me. Eli Hutchins is sixteen years older, broad-shouldered, infuriatingly controlled, and completely immune to my flirting. Six tickets later, he still refuses to call me by my first name. So I challenge the latest citation and drive up his mountain at closing time, determined to crack that rugged composure. Then a storm destroys the...
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Della Rea
Della Rea writes hardcore age-gap romance with a heartbeat — silver foxes, grumpy mountain men, and the kind of older, possessive heroes who fall first and fall hardest for the younger women they were never supposed to want. Her books run filthy on the page and ache underneath, and they always, always end happy. When she's not stranding her characters in snowed-in cabins with one bed and no way down the mountain, she's somewhere warm with too much coffee and a book she'd be embarrassed to be caught reading.