Running to the Mountain
(2023)(The eighth book in the Moonshine Ridge Mountain Men series)
A Novella by Rocklyn Ryder
River Jones
That's why I never took the opportunities I had to get more experience with any of the girls that came up to the river every summer.
Then I see Cinnamon; the cutie that got hired to help with camp support for the river rafting outfit my family owns.
One look at her honey-colored hair and the curves that have me dreaming of holding her close and I know I'm looking at my future in those sky-blue eyes of hers.
Too bad I'm her boss's son.
Cinnamon tells me she ran to the mountains looking for a fresh start, but we both know you can't run from fate.
Cinnamon
It's hard trying to start over when you haven't even started to begin with.
Not even twenty-one yet and I'm already trying to out-run my past. I can't afford to lose this job if I have any hope of getting the fresh start I desperately need.
River Jones is the handsomest man I've ever seen in my life, but the boss's son is strictly off limits.
Too bad no one seems to have explained that to him.
I'm doing my best to avoid getting too close to the tempting mountain man but when a sudden storm leaves me stranded with him overnight; there's just one tiny tent, just one sleeping bag, and just one need burning inside me.
***
Welcome to Moonshine Ridge and the rugged wilderness surrounding the remote mountain community where the history is long, the local lore is deep, and the men are as wild as the mountains they come from.
Protective, possessive, totally obsessed; the men of Moonshine Ridge will do anything necessary to claim the women they love and give her the happily ever after she deserves.
The Moonshine Ridge books contain a lot of insta-love, some swearing, some steamy scenes, zero cheating, and a lot of swoon-worthy happy endings. They're interconnected with recurring characters but can be read as stand-alones in any order.
Genre: Romance
Cinnamon says I'm off limits but she's the woman I've been waiting for.
Growing up, my brothers and I all heard the story of how Mom and Dad knew they were meant to be together the moment they saw each other. Somehow, I always knew that's how it was going to be for me too.That's why I never took the opportunities I had to get more experience with any of the girls that came up to the river every summer.
Then I see Cinnamon; the cutie that got hired to help with camp support for the river rafting outfit my family owns.
One look at her honey-colored hair and the curves that have me dreaming of holding her close and I know I'm looking at my future in those sky-blue eyes of hers.
Too bad I'm her boss's son.
Cinnamon tells me she ran to the mountains looking for a fresh start, but we both know you can't run from fate.
Cinnamon
It's hard trying to start over when you haven't even started to begin with.
Not even twenty-one yet and I'm already trying to out-run my past. I can't afford to lose this job if I have any hope of getting the fresh start I desperately need.
River Jones is the handsomest man I've ever seen in my life, but the boss's son is strictly off limits.
Too bad no one seems to have explained that to him.
I'm doing my best to avoid getting too close to the tempting mountain man but when a sudden storm leaves me stranded with him overnight; there's just one tiny tent, just one sleeping bag, and just one need burning inside me.
***
Welcome to Moonshine Ridge and the rugged wilderness surrounding the remote mountain community where the history is long, the local lore is deep, and the men are as wild as the mountains they come from.
Protective, possessive, totally obsessed; the men of Moonshine Ridge will do anything necessary to claim the women they love and give her the happily ever after she deserves.
The Moonshine Ridge books contain a lot of insta-love, some swearing, some steamy scenes, zero cheating, and a lot of swoon-worthy happy endings. They're interconnected with recurring characters but can be read as stand-alones in any order.
Genre: Romance
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