Stranded With The Silver Fox Mountain Man

He came up the mountain to check on the power. I was the one about to short-circuit.

I’ve been making up reasons for Wade Brennan to come to the cabin all winter.

Frozen pipes. A dead pilot light. Strange noises. Anything that gets the big, gray-bearded mountain man at my door with his rough hands, quiet voice, and eyes that make me forget he’s twenty-two years older than me.

He’s supposed to be looking after the cabin.

Not me.

But after the night he found me at the diner with another man’s hand on my thigh—and removed it without raising his voice—I haven’t been able to stop wondering what it would feel like to have all that control aimed at me.

Tonight, the power is out. The road is freezing over. And Wade shows up to make sure I’m safe.

The problem?

I’m in bed.

Thinking about him.

And the thing I was using to help with that is still very much on.

Wade has spent all winter pretending he doesn’t want me. I’ve spent all winter pretending I’m not trying to make him snap.

The storm takes care of both.

Stranded With the Silver Fox Mountain Man is a high-heat age-gap romance featuring a possessive older mountain man, a bold younger woman who gets exactly what she’s been asking for, snowed-in forced proximity, praise, caretaking, baby-making themes, and a sweet and spicy guaranteed HEA.