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Falling fast

by J.H. Croix (2016)

About this book

Ginger Sanders believes in love and happily-ever-after for everyone. Except her. At thirty, she's already been married and divorced. She's bright, brash, beautiful, and very practical. So practical that she's boxed her broken heart up and put it away for safekeeping after her young marriage fell apart and shattered her belief that love was possible for her. Busy making sure all of her friends find love, she's completely thrown off guard when she falls at the feet of a ski god--literally. Cam Nash is the ski god in question--a man of near physical perfection and sexy enough to melt the snow on every mountain nearby. Cam took a job at Last Frontier Lodge in the wilds of Alaska to escape the painful memories of his brother's death. Skiing has always helped clear his mind, so he's hoping he can ski enough to forget. The last thing on his mind is a relationship of any kind. Until Ginger takes a tumble in the snow and lands at his feet. Her spark burns so bright, he can't look away.Two people who aren't looking for love find themselves falling fast and hard. Passion fans the flames hotter and hotter, while Ginger and Cam stumble in the face of their feelings.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreFalling fast Lead Character

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