Grizz knew that Brooklyn was too good for him. He had proven that every time he left her because he didn't want to screw up her life any more than he already had. They had been through a lifetime together already, and now, she was standing on the porch to his cabin, asking him for help. He'd give it because it was Brooklyn, but then, he knew she'd walk away again, and that would gut him. Brooklyn's life was in the city now and he knew she'd go back when the danger passed. He'd lose her again and there was no way that his heart would be able to take it.
Brooklyn was torn between two worlds-her love for NYC and her love for Grizz, her grumpy mountain man. They had been through so much together, even the loss of a baby, but she still hoped he'd find his way back to her. It felt like a lifetime ago that he had left the city to move up to his cabin in the Catskills, taking her heart with him. He'd show up in NYC now and again, to beg her to come live with him up on his mountain, but that wasn't a move she was ready to make. She wouldn't give up her job; she loved being a lawyer, even if it did put her in danger sometimes. When she found herself in trouble, her only thought was to get to Grizz. She knew that he'd protect her, even if it meant showing up to the one place she swore she'd never step foot again-his cabin.
Grizz is book one in the Grumpy Mountain Men Series by K.L. Ramsey.