In Too Deep releases today. Hurray!
Come back to Blue Spruce Lodge for Book Three, In Too Deep, where playboy Trigg discovers he has a twelve-year-old daughter!
Wren has had it with her niece. She finally buckles to Sky's demands to meet her father--the rich, famous, gold-medal champion and certified ladies' man, Trigg Johanssen. Wren knows this move is a recipe for disaster, but she can't keep Sky a secret any longer, so she takes the manager's position at Blue Spruce Lodge and let's hell break loose as it will.
It does. Trigg isn't ready to retire from competition, but he does. He's not ready to be a father, most especially to a precocious, sarcastic, defiant twelve-year-old girl. They clash almost from the first--because they're very much alike.
Meanwhile, Wren is just trying to do what's right, which isn't a clear path forward, but falling for Trigg is definitely not the answer.
Then forces from afar start pressing on the resort and a marriage of convenience looks like it could be the solution to everything. Or an unmitigated disaster.
I'll let you check into Blue Spruce Lodge and find out for yourself.
Come back to Blue Spruce Lodge for Book Three, In Too Deep, where playboy Trigg discovers he has a twelve-year-old daughter!
Wren has had it with her niece. She finally buckles to Sky's demands to meet her father--the rich, famous, gold-medal champion and certified ladies' man, Trigg Johanssen. Wren knows this move is a recipe for disaster, but she can't keep Sky a secret any longer, so she takes the manager's position at Blue Spruce Lodge and let's hell break loose as it will.
It does. Trigg isn't ready to retire from competition, but he does. He's not ready to be a father, most especially to a precocious, sarcastic, defiant twelve-year-old girl. They clash almost from the first--because they're very much alike.
Meanwhile, Wren is just trying to do what's right, which isn't a clear path forward, but falling for Trigg is definitely not the answer.
Then forces from afar start pressing on the resort and a marriage of convenience looks like it could be the solution to everything. Or an unmitigated disaster.
I'll let you check into Blue Spruce Lodge and find out for yourself.
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