The cabin is heating up in this romantic comedy as a pro-athlete and corporate marketer dodge the tabloids and save a ski lodge.

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Professional athlete Juniper Hart was forced into retirement after a devastating snowboarding accident left him with a permanent injury. Despite the media wondering if he’ll make a return to the slopes, he acquired a failed Colorado ski lodge. With only his service dog, Sasquatch, for company, he needs help bringing the lodge back to life.

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When burned-out corporate ladder-climber Rachel Friedman doesn't get the raise needed to afford her rising rent costs, she trades in her Florida summers for Colorado winters. As Juniper Hart’s live-in resort manager, his attitude toward an increasing media presence leaves her wondering if the pay increase and free rent are worth it.

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Rachel needs to thaw Juniper’s icy heart so they can work together to save the lodge (and her job along with it). But first, she’ll need to establish dominance over the tabloids to earn Juniper’s trust and take control of the media’s narrative.

Lovers must choose each other or their opposing destinies as a dark dragon god rises.

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As dragons amass hordes and terrorize villages along The Star Coast, bard Rhea suspects darker forces are orchestrating the chaos, making the perfect inspiration for her next song. When she teams up with Aspen—a paladin of the divine, peaceful draconic god Auryn—to take down a dragon threatening his village, the tension between them burns hotter than any fire.

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On their quest, her suspicions are confirmed: a growing cult, The Silver Scaled Church, is using dragon hordes and sacrifices to release Brangwen, Auryn’s sister and divine rival, from the Netherworld. The cult believes Rhea is destined to herald Brangwen’s return, leaving her torn between embracing prophecy or forging her own path to stop the dragon goddess.

 

Rhea must decide if love and courage are enough to thwart Brangwen’s ascension—or if the world will burn under the goddess’s wrath.