Highway of Love Collection Two: Books 4-6
By Alana Gray
Enjoy books four to six of the Highway of Love series all in one collection! With a bonus copy of Teaching Christmas to the Mountain Man.
Go the Extra Mile (Liz and Nate): I moved to escape a bad breakup, not to start lusting after my younger martial arts instructor, but every time Nate had me in a rear naked choke or full mount, my body had other ideas. I needed his help with the stalker I couldn’t bring myself to tell him about. What happens when the man I shouldn’t want becomes the onl...
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Enjoy books four to six of the Highway of Love series all in one collection! With a bonus copy of Teaching Christmas to the Mountain Man.
Go the Extra Mile (Liz and Nate): I moved to escape a bad breakup, not to start lusting after my younger martial arts instructor, but every time Nate had me in a rear naked choke or full mount, my body had other ideas. I needed his help with the stalker I couldn’t bring myself to tell him about. What happens when the man I shouldn’t want becomes the only one I can trust?
Going the Distance (Dani and Brock): Twelve weeks out from my first MMA fight, nothing was supposed to distract me, until my brother’s best friend landed in my gym, all muscles, uniform, and trouble. I’m a champion in the cage, but resisting him felt like the hardest fight of all. What happens when the man I’m supposed to avoid becomes the one I can’t stop wanting?
The Wheels Fall off (Jessie and Clint): I fought my way up from busted knuckles and graveyard shifts, so the supervisor job should’ve been mine, until Clint Kingston waltzed in with charm, connections, and half my promotion. I wanted to hate him, but then he started listening, learning, and looking at me like I was more than just competition. What happens when the man standing in my way becomes the one I can’t stop wanting?
Teaching Christmas to the Mountain Man (Joy and Alden): I only meant to drop off a few romance novels, but getting snowed in with my former crush-turned-grumpy mountain man turned every “what if” into a temptation I could feel all the way to my toes. The man who claimed he couldn’t write passion ended up showing me more of it than I knew what to do with. Could one Christmas storm turn a forgotten crush into forever?
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