Mountain Danger by Vanessa Vale

Mountain Danger by Vanessa Vale

Eve Miranski has spent weeks trying to find a killer who's roaming free in Cutthroat. She's also working hard to protect her battered heart from two alpha cowboys who aren't making it easy. Yeah, two. After they meet at a holiday party, Shane Nickel and Finch Anderson have made it clear to Eve they're interested in one thing: her.

He might be the son of a movie star, but Shane Nickel is content living out of the spotlight. When he meets the stubborn detective, his protective instincts kick in. He should let her go, find a woman whose work doesn't require a gun and handcuffs (although he can think of some fun uses for the handcuffs) and not tasked with hunting down a murderer. His heart--and other parts of him--want Eve.

As a forest ranger, Finch Anderson spends more time in the wilderness than in town. That suits him just fine, until he meets Eve and everything changes. He wants her, wants everything he never thought he could have, but how can a felon and a feisty detective get along?

The men's doubts won't matter when new evidence in the Erin Mills case is discovered and the identity of the murderer is revealed. The only thing they'll have to worry about is keeping Eve alive, because the killer won't be caught without a fight.

SUBSCRIBE TO VANESSA'S MAILING LIST TO RECEIVE THE LATEST NEWS AND A FREE BOOK! They're a lot more than sultry vintage westerns. They're delectably filthy novels that occasionally go into fantasy territory. It's pure escapism, along with a number of extremely attractive, very alpha cowboys. Vanessa enjoys the chaos of having two boys, is trying to figure out how many meals she can make with a pressure cooker, and teaches a really good karate class when she's not writing. She considers herself to be astonishingly typical, extremely shy, and fairly vanilla, which does not explain her steamy writings and her infatuation with cowboys, ideally multiple at a time.

She lives in the Wild West, where she has access to an infinite supply of'research' material. Vanessa Vale's website is vanessavaleauthor.com, and you can follow her on Twitter at @iamvanessavale or on Facebook at facebook.com/vanessavaleauthor.