Cold Trail: Stone Creek Legacy

The mountain doesn't care about your data. It only cares if you're fast enough to survive it. Dr. Sierra Landis deals in variables and high-tech models. She's climbed the Alps and the Andes, but she's never met a force of nature like Caleb "Wolf" West. The brooding, scarred Ranger warns her that a deadly storm is coming—one his sensors can feel in his bones, even if her satellites can't see it. Caleb doesn't trust screens, and he certainly doesn't trust the arrogant scientist trespassing on his ridge. He's spent three years in the wilderness of Stone Creek, guarding his solitude and his secrets. But when the sky turns white and the temperature plunges, his instinct for duty takes over. One tent. One storm. One chance to survive. Trapped in a ravine and facing a brutal flash freeze, Caleb and Sierra are forced into a desperate battle for warmth. Skin-to-skin contact is the only way to keep the heart beating, but the heat they generate ignites a fire neither was prepared for. As the snow clears, a new threat emerges. They've stumbled upon a cartel's dead drop, and now they are being hunted through the "Ghost Wood" by professionals with high-altitude sleds and automatic weapons. She has the intellect. He has the instinct. Together, they are a statistical impossibility. But in the Bitterroot Range, the only math that matters is staying alive.