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A Small Town Mountain Man Curvy Woman Romance
Willow
When I left Alaska to chase my dreams, I never thought I’d be back.
But when Grandma Rose summons my sisters and me, it’s a matter of life and death I can’t ignore.
Even if it means possibly running into the man whose heart I broke when I left.
The only man I’ve ever truly loved.
Any hopes of avoiding Mason Reid are quickly demolished when he turns out to be the pilot I hired to fly me to Caribou Creek.
And avoiding the past?
Impossible when an emergency landing strands us in the Alaskan wilderness.
He’s always been the one who feels like home.
But will he still want me when he finds out that the dreams I left him to chase were never realized?
Mason
I knew Willow Gray would come back into my life someday.
She’s always been the one.
When fate throws us together again at last, I’m all in.
But I’m not about to make things easy for her.
She’s guarded.
She’s hiding a secret—I’d bet my plane on that.
Little by little, I’m going to wear her down.
To remind her that she’s always been mine.
That she always will be.
Welcome to Caribou Creek, Alaska. Secluded small town living in the heart of the mountains is not for the faint of heart. But to those who call it home, they can’t imagine being anywhere else. Love runs a little deeper in these parts. It must be something in the water, because the men who’ve sworn to live solitary lives are unable to resist the women who upend their best laid plans and capture their hearts.
This is a sweet & steamy instalove romance with an older mountain man and younger curvy woman. NO cliffhangers. NO cheating. Guaranteed HEA.
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Kali Hart writes short & sweet with plenty of heat. Instalove is the name of her game. She loves penning protective heroes with hearts of gold who’ll do anything for the women they love. As a military veteran herself who served in the Army and completed a tour overseas in Iraq, Kali often writes characters with military experience and backgrounds. Because who doesn’t love a good man—and sometimes woman—in uniform?
