Shelter for the Mountain Man by Britt Jones

He came for solitude.
He found her—and the kind of heat that leaves marks.

Bishop Spade didn’t come to the Oregon mountains looking for redemption—he came to disappear. After a messy divorce and betrayal that cut deep, the former military sniper spotter wants nothing but silence, solitude, and the sting of cold mountain air to numb the war inside him.

What he gets is a bullet and a fire he never saw coming.
Fawn Moirae was born wild, raised on a remote peak by a free-spirited mother and taught to survive with grit, guns, and guts. She’s perfectly content in her secluded cabin with her sheep, her craft, and her quiet… until she finds a half-dead, dangerously handsome man bleeding in a ravine.

She should’ve walked away. Instead, she takes him in.

Forced into close quarters by a brutal storm, what starts as survival becomes something much hotter. Fawn’s no damsel—and Bishop’s no hero—but the chemistry between them burns hotter than the fire crackling in the hearth. She sees through his walls. He sees past her armor. And neither of them is prepared for the way their bodies—and hearts—ignite.

But danger’s not done with them yet. The men who tried to kill Bishop know he’s alive… and they want him silenced for good.
With bullets flying, secrets unraveling, and desire running wild, Fawn and Bishop will have to trust each other with everything—including their hearts—before time runs out.

Sometimes, the most dangerous thing isn’t what’s hunting you—it’s what happens when you let someone in.