Grand Ridge is a stand alone novel, but if you’d like to start at the beginning, read Big Sky Lake first.

Grand Ridge (Big Sky Lake #3)

High peaks meet deep roots at Grand Ridge . . .

In Grand Ridge, the third installment of the Big Sky Lake series, a musician’s return to her roots hits a sharp note of reality in this heartfelt small-town romance.

A daughter returns to a home. Meg Bowman left the quiet ranch life of Big Sky Lake for the bright lights and grit of Nashville, certain she’d never look back. But when her mother issues a rare and urgent command to return for Thanksgiving, Meg finds herself back on the farmhouse porch of the Bowman Ranch. She expects the usual family suffocation, but she isn’t prepared for the bomb her mother drops during dinner, or the realization that the woman who always seemed invincible is suddenly, terrifyingly fragile.

An outsider tries to find his footing. Hudson Davenport is the ultimate Upper Ender, the wealthy, handsome General Manager of the Grand Ridge Mountain Lodge and Ski Resort. To the locals in the Low End, he’s just another transplant playing in their backyard. Under pressure from his ruthless father to make the resort a success at any cost. Hudson needs a miracle to save his season and he thinks he’s found it when he hears Meg’s sultry voice in a local bar.

A choice between the life she wanted and the love she didn't see coming. When Meg takes a gig singing at Hudson’s resort to help support her family, the sparks between the Nashville dreamer and the mountain man are undeniable. But as the snow finally begins to fall on Grand Ridge Mountain, Meg is faced with a life-changing choice. Follow her dreams or stay in the one place she tried to escape for a man who might just be her boyfriend jackpot?

Grand Ridge is book three of the Big Sky Lake series, featuring small town love stories in an idyllic Montana setting.