Claiming Her Forever

I’m not Mr. Settle-Down-and-Start-a-Family.

Tried it. Failed at it. Don’t want it again.

In fact, I like my solitary life in the mountains.

I learned the hard way that life ain’t easy or fair.

One minute you think you’ve got it all figured out and the next, you find your wife in your bed with your own best friend.

So I mind my business. I keep to myself.

Then Quinn Prescott shows up to rent the lower level of my cabin.

Sweet, innocent Quinn with her persistent attempts to get to know me and her constant questions.

Those big doe eyes have a story behind them.

She wants more than just a casual hookup and she deserves more.

She deserves it all. Dates and flowers and happily ever after.

But I’m not the man who can give it to her, and the quicker she understands that, the better.

I tell myself just one small touch.

One lingering glance into her piercing blue eyes.

One taste of her sweet, pouty lips.

But it’s not just once. It’s an all-consuming desire to claim her, to make her mine.

I can feel myself losing grip on the situation but I don’t care.

I keep telling myself that when her lease is through in three months…so is this make believe we're living in.

Then my ex shows up with a baby, claiming it’s mine and reminding me why I live by the rules that I do.

Only it’s too late, I’ve let Quinn in and now she’s carrying a secret of her own.

I thought putting up these walls around my heart would protect me from ever falling again, but I was wrong.

No matter how many times I try to lie to myself, this thing between us isn’t just lust—it’s something so much more and it’s something I’m about to lose forever.

Grab book 1 in a brand new mountain man series that will have you swooning for these brooding alphas. Each book in this series will have you clutching your heart with off-the-charts heat and all the feels. You might be tempted to slap these frustrating men a few times but you’ll fall in love with each one before it’s over. Each book in this series can be listened to as a stand-alone but they're better in order.