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The Mountain Man's Harvest Moon: A Forbidden In Fall Mountain Man Season 2 Romance
Overview
This vineyard is my legacy. My grandfather planted these vines. My father made them thrive. I'm trying not to let them die.
I'm forty-two years old. I've buried my grandfather, buried my father, and watched the woman I was supposed to marry walk away because I chose this land over a life she wanted. I made peace with that. The vineyard is enough. It has to be.
The harvest moon is coming, and I've got a wine writer showing up who wants to tell our story. Great for business—if her review is good. Devastating if it's not.
Autumn Blake is thirty-two, sharp, and walks through my rows like she belongs here. She asks questions that matter. She tastes my wine like it's poetry, not product. She looks at my land with something I haven't seen in hope.
She's young enough to still believe in fresh starts. I'm old enough to know how rare they are.
What she doesn't tell me is that her family has been destroying vineyards like mine for years.
When I find out who she really is—when I realize the woman I'm falling for shares blood with the people trying to buy my legacy for scraps—I should send her away. Should protect what's left from a woman whose last name is poison in this valley.
But Autumn isn't her family. I see it in the way she fights for the small producers. The way she hides her real name like she's ashamed of it. The way she looks at me like I'm something worth choosing—even though I'm a decade older and stubborn enough to die on this hill.
Loving her could cost me everything my family built.
Letting her go might cost me even more.
The Mountain Man's Harvest Moon is a steamy age-gap small-town mountain romance featuring a winemaker fighting to save his legacy, a younger wine writer whose family wants to destroy him, and a forbidden attraction during harvest that neither of them can resist. Guaranteed HEA with no cheating and no on-page harm to the heroine.
I'm forty-two years old. I've buried my grandfather, buried my father, and watched the woman I was supposed to marry walk away because I chose this land over a life she wanted. I made peace with that. The vineyard is enough. It has to be.
The harvest moon is coming, and I've got a wine writer showing up who wants to tell our story. Great for business—if her review is good. Devastating if it's not.
Autumn Blake is thirty-two, sharp, and walks through my rows like she belongs here. She asks questions that matter. She tastes my wine like it's poetry, not product. She looks at my land with something I haven't seen in hope.
She's young enough to still believe in fresh starts. I'm old enough to know how rare they are.
What she doesn't tell me is that her family has been destroying vineyards like mine for years.
When I find out who she really is—when I realize the woman I'm falling for shares blood with the people trying to buy my legacy for scraps—I should send her away. Should protect what's left from a woman whose last name is poison in this valley.
But Autumn isn't her family. I see it in the way she fights for the small producers. The way she hides her real name like she's ashamed of it. The way she looks at me like I'm something worth choosing—even though I'm a decade older and stubborn enough to die on this hill.
Loving her could cost me everything my family built.
Letting her go might cost me even more.
The Mountain Man's Harvest Moon is a steamy age-gap small-town mountain romance featuring a winemaker fighting to save his legacy, a younger wine writer whose family wants to destroy him, and a forbidden attraction during harvest that neither of them can resist. Guaranteed HEA with no cheating and no on-page harm to the heroine.
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| ISBN | 249391697 |
| Publisher | |
| Publication date | October 2026 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 260 pages |
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