Charged by the Mountain Man

Jessica Nance photographs construction sites for a living. She’s good at it, she keeps her contracts short, and she never stays in a project town longer than the brief requires. The Clearwater Lodge solar installation is a three-week documentation job. She has no reason to complicate it.

Then Ford Lawson catches her on the wrong side of the caution tape.

Ford is the crew’s solar electrician. He’s precise, quiet, and the kind of man who has already accounted for everything before you finish your sentence. He doesn’t do anything the fast way when the right way is available. He doesn’t let anyone into an active installation zone without knowing exactly who they are and what they’re after.

He knows what he’s after. That’s the problem.

The documentation requires close quarters: zone by zone, his sequence, her camera, one working day at a time. He talks through his process. She asks better questions than anyone he’s worked with. He starts moving her documentation ahead of schedule for reasons he tells himself are professional.

They’re not professional.

Charged by the Mountain Man is a steamy small town mountain man romance featuring an alpha blue-collar hero, a curvy heroine who knows exactly what she’s doing, forced proximity on a mountain construction site, and an instalove HEA that earns every word.