The Grumpy Mountain Man's Nanny: A Small-Town Colorado Single-Dad Mountain Romance (Small Town Grumpy Sunshine)
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The Grumpy Mountain Man's Nanny: A Small-Town Colorado Single-Dad Mountain Romance (Small Town Grumpy Sunshine)
Sale price
$24.99
Regular price $29.99
She ran out of her wedding in a Beetle. He towed her in.
Ivy Montgomery is twenty-eight, a runaway bride above Buena Vista in a dress she never picked, fleeing a fiance who’s been deciding her life since she was twenty-three. Her Beetle dies on the pass.
Somebody has to break the running.
Ethan Cross is a Colorado widower who has not laughed in his own kitchen in twenty months. He builds furniture in a shop behind his cabin, raises a four-year-old daughter named Poppy, and tows Ivy’s Beetle into town because nobody else will.
He offers her the spare room and a summer watching Poppy. With a man whose silence is a fortress and a small girl who decides she is family on the second morning, Ivy discovers the slow, careful way he has of looking at a woman who has finally decided she is staying.
One guest room in his cabin never meant to stay a guest room.
A line in a bathroom window at five forty-three on a Wednesday.
A man in a charcoal suit who has driven a long way to take her back.
If you love grumpy-sunshine widowers with carpentry hands, runaway brides who choose for themselves, found family in a mountain town, and a four-year-old who steals every scene — welcome to Pinewood Ridge.
Reader's Note: A grumpy-sunshine, runaway-bride, single-dad mountain romance with slow-burn heat, found family in a small Colorado town, a possessive widower who builds her a desk before he can say the word, and a wedding in a meadow under early snow. Standalone with HEA and a bonus Special Chapter set one year later.
Ivy Montgomery is twenty-eight, a runaway bride above Buena Vista in a dress she never picked, fleeing a fiance who’s been deciding her life since she was twenty-three. Her Beetle dies on the pass.
Somebody has to break the running.
Ethan Cross is a Colorado widower who has not laughed in his own kitchen in twenty months. He builds furniture in a shop behind his cabin, raises a four-year-old daughter named Poppy, and tows Ivy’s Beetle into town because nobody else will.
He offers her the spare room and a summer watching Poppy. With a man whose silence is a fortress and a small girl who decides she is family on the second morning, Ivy discovers the slow, careful way he has of looking at a woman who has finally decided she is staying.
One guest room in his cabin never meant to stay a guest room.
A line in a bathroom window at five forty-three on a Wednesday.
A man in a charcoal suit who has driven a long way to take her back.
If you love grumpy-sunshine widowers with carpentry hands, runaway brides who choose for themselves, found family in a mountain town, and a four-year-old who steals every scene — welcome to Pinewood Ridge.
Reader's Note: A grumpy-sunshine, runaway-bride, single-dad mountain romance with slow-burn heat, found family in a small Colorado town, a possessive widower who builds her a desk before he can say the word, and a wedding in a meadow under early snow. Standalone with HEA and a bonus Special Chapter set one year later.