A hidden landmark in the Shenandoah Mountains. A curvy structural engineer who's done being dismissed. A rescue specialist who falls first, falls hard, and never lets go.
He's supposed to be her access point. Not fall completely.
Lawson "Law" Hart doesn't do relationships. Every woman he's loved has tried to change him: he's reckless. Selfish. Too married to danger to prioritize anyone else. Too much risk to love.
What he absolutely does not do is fall for the brilliant, guarded engineer who looks at his work and calls it beautiful.
Audrey Sinclair has spent twenty years becoming an expert in her field, and being dismissed for it. She solved a major bridge collapse investigation. Her male supervisor took the credit. She stopped expecting recognition years ago. It was easier to let her work speak for itself.
Now she's in Granitehart Ridge to assess a historic landmark before a developer forces demolition, working alongside a man who steadies her without being asked. Who brings her coffee before she realizes she's cold. Who listens when she explains the elegance of century-old engineering, then says, tell me what else you see.
He's trying not to overwhelm her with how much he wants her. She's trying not to lean into hands that feel like home.
Their good intentions are disappearing with every touch.
Tropes You'll Love:
Forced proximity
He falls first / He falls hard
Acts of service hero
Protective SAR hero
Later-in-life romance (40+)
Curvy heroine
Small town mountain setting
Competence is attractive
Open door heat
Guaranteed HEA
This steamy escape delivers devoted heroes who fall first and fall hard, no cliffhangers, and no cheating. Safe, swoony, and deeply satisfying in a delightful small town setting.
Part of the Granitehart Ridge Haven series. Each book is a complete standalone with its own HEA, but the brotherhood and found family connections make them even better together.
What to expect from Tiffany Bloom's stories
My stories bring the steam and the heart, full of feeling, a little sweet, and a little addictive. You'll always get a safe, satisfying love story with a guaranteed HEA every time.
He's supposed to be her access point. Not fall completely.
Lawson "Law" Hart doesn't do relationships. Every woman he's loved has tried to change him: he's reckless. Selfish. Too married to danger to prioritize anyone else. Too much risk to love.
What he absolutely does not do is fall for the brilliant, guarded engineer who looks at his work and calls it beautiful.
Audrey Sinclair has spent twenty years becoming an expert in her field, and being dismissed for it. She solved a major bridge collapse investigation. Her male supervisor took the credit. She stopped expecting recognition years ago. It was easier to let her work speak for itself.
Now she's in Granitehart Ridge to assess a historic landmark before a developer forces demolition, working alongside a man who steadies her without being asked. Who brings her coffee before she realizes she's cold. Who listens when she explains the elegance of century-old engineering, then says, tell me what else you see.
He's trying not to overwhelm her with how much he wants her. She's trying not to lean into hands that feel like home.
Their good intentions are disappearing with every touch.
Tropes You'll Love:
Forced proximity
He falls first / He falls hard
Acts of service hero
Protective SAR hero
Later-in-life romance (40+)
Curvy heroine
Small town mountain setting
Competence is attractive
Open door heat
Guaranteed HEA
This steamy escape delivers devoted heroes who fall first and fall hard, no cliffhangers, and no cheating. Safe, swoony, and deeply satisfying in a delightful small town setting.
Part of the Granitehart Ridge Haven series. Each book is a complete standalone with its own HEA, but the brotherhood and found family connections make them even better together.
What to expect from Tiffany Bloom's stories
My stories bring the steam and the heart, full of feeling, a little sweet, and a little addictive. You'll always get a safe, satisfying love story with a guaranteed HEA every time.