Otter Lake Ranger Station
3 primary works • 4 total works
Book 1
How close is too close to the flame?
Sam Blackburn excels at fighting fire with fire in Tennessee, whether it's putting out deadly forest blazes or rescuing his old friend, widow Avery Montague, who's lost her nerve on a steep mountain cliff. What happened to the daring, adventure-loving teenager who wasn't afraid of anything? As kids, Avery was always pushing Sam to be brave, to be better, so he's ready to return the favor. Except he's up for his dream job in Colorado as a hotshot smoke jumper, and he can't be in two places at once. His future is fraught with risk, but what's the point of living if you don't take chances? He just wants Avery to find the courage to go after what she wants, and he's hoping it's him...
Book 2
His son and daughter-
They are her family, too
Christina Braswell would do anything for her divorced best friend's kids, including help their father. Park ranger and sudden single dad Brett Hendrix inspires trust and has everyone's back. But Christina's torn between loyalty and a deepening attachment to the handsome Sweetwater, Tennessee, lawman. Brett's not making it any easier...she's finally feeling as if she belongs somewhere.
Book 3
He's the kind of man a woman risks everything for !
Head ranger Ash Kingfisher has been thrust into the eye of a political firestorm. Macy Gentry won't quit until she clears her boss's good name and safeguards the land they both love. The biggest obstacle is Ash, who's determined to protect Macy at the expense of their chemistry!
Starting over...
with her ex-fiance's brother?
Winter Kingfisher only wanted to protect the nature reserve in her hometown of Sweetwater, Tennessee. But after a political scandal lands her family on the front pages and costs Winter her PR job at the reserve, and her engagement, she needs to rebuild.
Enter handsome Caleb Callaway, who's arrived to oversee a construction project meant to make amends of his own. Now Caleb is already part of Winter's past...can he also be her future?