Can two broken hearts find love again?
Wilder
I swore off love after my fiancée gutted my heart.
I spend my time in Bent Creek jumping from woman to woman and catching flak from my brother for skipping out on work to go to the one place I can clear my head. I have no business getting serious with anyone. Especially a woman like Hailey-sharp-tongued, stubborn, and clearly not interested in me.
But every time I turn around, there she is. In town, running into me on a trail, stranded on my family's property. I don't want to care, but when she runs into the wrong kind of danger in the mountains, I can't ignore it.
She might not want a hero, but I'm not the kind of man who will let her go it alone.
Hailey
I came to Montana for me. For the chance to put myself back together after too many years with a man who made me feel small.
Wilder Noble's got trouble written all over him. He's exactly the kind of man I should avoid. He's used to getting what he wants, but he's not getting me. Yet he's always there when I need him-offering a steady hand, a calming voice, and a disarming smile that makes it hard to breathe.
When I cross paths with someone hiding in the woods, I know I've stumbled onto something bigger than I can handle alone. Especially when my best friend goes missing.
Wilder is the only one who's there for me. The only one who believes that something is very, very wrong in Bent Creek.
The one person I shouldn't trust might be the only one who can keep me safe.
Marybeth
It's been months since the trouble that plagued Bent Creek ended. My shop is doing well, my best friend is expecting a baby, and Gabe and I are finally making plans to move into his family's old ranch house.
Just as things are finally looking up, a string of robberies sets the town on edge. When a woman disappears, my brother Wilder is certain it's connected somehow.
And when I dig a little deeper, I find out he's right.
I've worked too hard to bring my family back together, and I'm not about to let Wilder lose the one person who sees the best in him.
