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A rockfall.
A broken ankle.
A brutal blizzard.
And the mountain man who pulls her from the snow.

Colt Blackwood doesn’t do rescues. He doesn’t do people. He lives alone in his remote cabin—and Emma is a complication he never asked for.
Trapped together, tension ignites into something neither expected. Two damaged people learn the quiet rhythms of survival—shared silences, careful trust, and the dangerous relief of being understood when you’ve forgotten what that feels like. But healing has a way of blurring essential lines: between need and desire, between gratitude and love, between staying because you want to, and staying because you’re terrified of being alone again.
When the storm passes, the road back to town opens—but their choice isn’t easy. Was this just survival? Or something worth staying for?
A slow-burn Montana mountain romance featuring forced proximity, a gruff alpha hero, emotional healing, and love forged in a blizzard.