by Diana Palmer
Part of Long, Tall Texans, book 12.5
First published 2014
Hank Shoeman has had enough of love and all the pain it brings. The musician holes up in a remote Colorado cabin, ready to focus on composing new music far from anyone who might complicate his life. His plan for solitude crumbles when he spots a beautiful woman at the ski lodge nearby. Poppy O'Brien keeps watching him, disrupting his peace. Hank decides the direct approach works best. He sweeps Poppy away from the lodge, planning to convince her to stop her spying and leave him be. What starts as an attempt to restore his isolation becomes something neither of them expected. The man who swore off love finds himself drawn to the very person he wanted to avoid.
Genres: fiction, romance, adult-fiction, contemporary-romance
Vibes: emotional-atmospheric, intimate, suspenseful
Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family
Setting: Colorado, Ski Lodge
81 pages · Kindle Edition · Harlequin Special Releases