She came to Silver Pine to build a temporary health service. He has spent years watching temporary promises disappear when the mountain needs them most.
Community nurse Loice Njeru arrives in Silver Pine with a six-month contract, a tiny clinic inside the Silver House and absolutely no intention of becoming responsible for an entire mountain road.
Then one injured walker exposes just how badly the town's winter systems are failing.
Evan Clark already knows.
As a local mountain guide, Evan has spent years dealing with dangerous routes, delayed closures and outside programmes that collect local knowledge before disappearing with nothing truly fixed. The last thing he wants is another temporary professional promising change.
Especially one he cannot stop noticing.
When the county makes a functioning winter support hub essential to the future of Silver Pine's festival, Loice is pushed into coordinating the project and Evan becomes the route representative she has no choice but to work beside.
Their abandoned tollhouse has no reliable power, safe water or communications.
Their professional opinions rarely match.
And neither of them is prepared for how quickly arguing about safety, responsibility and who gets to make the final decision turns into something far more personal.
Then winter traps them together.
One night inside the unfinished hub changes the rules. Attraction becomes impossible to dismiss, professional boundaries become increasingly complicated, and the man determined not to trust another temporary outsider begins wanting Loice to become anything but temporary.
But Loice has spent years learning the danger of becoming indispensable. With her contract under review and a secure career opportunity waiting elsewhere, staying in Silver Pine could mean risking the independence she fought to build.
Evan cannot ask her to make herself smaller for him.
Loice refuses to stay simply because someone needs her.
If they want a future together, they will have to build one where love means partnership rather than sacrifice.
Back to the Snow Road is a high heat small town contemporary romance featuring a community nurse, protective mountain guide, grumpy and sunshine chemistry, opposites attract, snowed in forced proximity, found family, professional tension, winter storms and a complete happily ever after.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She came to Silver Pine to build a temporary health service. He has spent years watching temporary promises disappear when the mountain needs them most.Community nurse Loice Njeru arrives in Silver Pine with a six-month contract, a tiny clinic inside the Silver House and absolutely no intention of becoming responsible for an entire mountain road.Then one injured walker exposes just how badly the town's winter systems are failing.Evan Clark already knows.As a local mountain guide, Evan has spent years dealing with dangerous routes, delayed closures and outside programmes that collect local knowledge before disappearing with nothing truly fixed. The last thing he wants is another temporary professional promising change.Especially one he cannot stop noticing.When the county makes a functioning winter support hub essential to the future of Silver Pine's festival, Loice is pushed into coordinating the project and Evan becomes the route representative she has no choice but to work beside.Their abandoned tollhouse has no reliable power, safe water or communications.Their professional opinions rarely match.And neither of them is prepared for how quickly arguing about safety, responsibility and who gets to make the final decision turns into something far more personal.Then winter traps them together.One night inside the unfinished hub changes the rules. Attraction becomes impossible to dismiss, professional boundaries become increasingly complicated, and the man determined not to trust another temporary outsider begins wanting Loice to become anything but temporary.But Loice has spent years learning the danger of becoming indispensable. With her contract under review and a secure career opportunity waiting elsewhere, staying in Silver Pine could mean risking the independence she fought to build.Evan cannot ask her to make herself smaller for him.Loice refuses to stay simply because someone needs her.If they want a future together, they will have to build one where love means partnership rather than sacrifice.Back to the Snow Road is a high heat small town contemporary romance featuring a community nurse, protective mountain guide, grumpy and sunshine chemistry, opposites attract, snowed in forced proximity, found family, professional tension, winter storms and a complete happily ever after. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798170944576
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She came to Silver Pine to build a temporary health service. He has spent years watching temporary promises disappear when the mountain needs them most.Community nurse Loice Njeru arrives in Silver Pine with a six-month contract, a tiny clinic inside the Silver House and absolutely no intention of becoming responsible for an entire mountain road.Then one injured walker exposes just how badly the town's winter systems are failing.Evan Clark already knows.As a local mountain guide, Evan has spent years dealing with dangerous routes, delayed closures and outside programmes that collect local knowledge before disappearing with nothing truly fixed. The last thing he wants is another temporary professional promising change.Especially one he cannot stop noticing.When the county makes a functioning winter support hub essential to the future of Silver Pine's festival, Loice is pushed into coordinating the project and Evan becomes the route representative she has no choice but to work beside.Their abandoned tollhouse has no reliable power, safe water or communications.Their professional opinions rarely match.And neither of them is prepared for how quickly arguing about safety, responsibility and who gets to make the final decision turns into something far more personal.Then winter traps them together.One night inside the unfinished hub changes the rules. Attraction becomes impossible to dismiss, professional boundaries become increasingly complicated, and the man determined not to trust another temporary outsider begins wanting Loice to become anything but temporary.But Loice has spent years learning the danger of becoming indispensable. With her contract under review and a secure career opportunity waiting elsewhere, staying in Silver Pine could mean risking the independence she fought to build.Evan cannot ask her to make herself smaller for him.Loice refuses to stay simply because someone needs her.If they want a future together, they will have to build one where love means partnership rather than sacrifice.Back to the Snow Road is a high heat small town contemporary romance featuring a community nurse, protective mountain guide, grumpy and sunshine chemistry, opposites attract, snowed in forced proximity, found family, professional tension, winter storms and a complete happily ever after. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798170944576
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - She came to Silver Pine to build a temporary health service. He has spent years watching temporary promises disappear when the mountain needs them most.Community nurse Loice Njeru arrives in Silver Pine with a six-month contract, a tiny clinic inside the Silver House and absolutely no intention of becoming responsible for an entire mountain road.Then one injured walker exposes just how badly the town's winter systems are failing.Evan Clark already knows.As a local mountain guide, Evan has spent years dealing with dangerous routes, delayed closures and outside programmes that collect local knowledge before disappearing with nothing truly fixed. The last thing he wants is another temporary professional promising change.Especially one he cannot stop noticing.When the county makes a functioning winter support hub essential to the future of Silver Pine's festival, Loice is pushed into coordinating the project and Evan becomes the route representative she has no choice but to work beside.Their abandoned tollhouse has no reliable power, safe water or communications.Their professional opinions rarely match.And neither of them is prepared for how quickly arguing about safety, responsibility and who gets to make the final decision turns into something far more personal.Then winter traps them together.One night inside the unfinished hub changes the rules. Attraction becomes impossible to dismiss, professional boundaries become increasingly complicated, and the man determined not to trust another temporary outsider begins wanting Loice to become anything but temporary.But Loice has spent years learning the danger of becoming indispensable. With her contract under review and a secure career opportunity waiting elsewhere, staying in Silver Pine could mean risking the independence she fought to build.Evan cannot ask her to make herself smaller for him.Loice refuses to stay simply because someone needs her.If they want a future together, they will have to build one where love means partnership rather than sacrifice.Back to the Snow Road is a high heat small town contemporary romance featuring a community nurse, protective mountain guide, grumpy and sunshine chemistry, opposites attract, snowed in forced proximity, found family, professional tension, winter storms and a complete happily ever after. Seller Inventory # 9798170944576