Rock and a Hard Place by Andrea Bramhall

Rock and a Hard Place by Andrea Bramhall

Expert mountain climber Jayden Harris has the world at feet until an avalanche at Everest base camp sweeps it all out from under her. She wants nothing more to do with the mountains, and turns her back on it all.

Rhian Phillips is a successful London marketing executive who has the chance of a lifetime fall in her lap. She's sent to produce a reality TV series on competitive climbers, while showcasing the stunning beauty of a Patagonian glacier and the Cerro Fitz Roy range.

An accident brings Jayden and Rhian together, and outside pressures keep them at each other's sides. When you're stuck between a rock and a hard place eventually something has to give. The one thing they never counted on was them both wanting to stay together.

A lesbian romance about pushing onwards and defying expectations.

Andrea Bramhall penned her first novel when she was six and a half years old. It was seven pages long, with a pink ribbon tying it all together. It's still in her grandmother's attic. Since then, she's made some progress and now has a number of published pieces tied together by glue rather than ribbons, as well as an Alice B. Her book shelves are cluttered with a lavender certificate, a Lambda Literary Award, and a Golden Crown Award.

Bramhall earned a BA in contemporary arts in 2002 after studying music and all things artistic at Manchester Metropolitan University. She is confident that it will come in handy at some point.