Crushed after Rachel Malone refused to date him because of their age difference and devastated when she married someone else quickly he can’t believe his luck when he finds the newly divorced woman holed up in a cabin during a snowstorm. While Lee Coleman may be the baby of the Moonshine Clan he’s always had a good head on his shoulders and has acted older than his 24 years. I’m always up for a May/December romance story and Vivian Arend gives us a treat with Rocky Retreat.

Then, on February 17th, Rocky Retreat will be releasing as a solo book. The anthology will be on sale for $0.99 until February 15th. ** Rocky Retreat will be available as part of the Cowboys Last All Night anthology, available now. Review copy provided for an honest review Slick‘s review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews They're strong, the women they fall for are strong, and they're willing to fight for the things that matter to them. Then the stars align and that SNOWED IN thing happens and all is right in the world again. And when what he wants goes for someone else, he steps aside and nurses his hurt in private. He knows what he wants and he goes for it. To be fair, Lee is an older soul than his physical age would indicate. The other mistake was in letting the age difference between her and Lee come between them in the first place. The mistake wasn't in marrying another, mind you (although Lee might argue that point), but in getting caught up in the whirlwind romance and missing the signs the now-ex was a cheater. Leery of the age difference between them, Rachel had blown him off in the past and made the colossal mistake of marrying another man. Besides the AWESOME snowed in scenario, Lee and Rachel have some smokin' chemistry. Seriously, that's one of those THINGS that makes me pick up a book practically sight unseen. Things I enjoy in books: Two people with loads of sexual tension being snowed in and forced to share body heat.

Rocky Mountain Heat by Vivian Arend