Moose Watching, Music & Mountain Men: A Romantic Comedy

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Dalton has a new plan to lure spring tourists: dawn moose walks and sunset acoustic sets, bundled into one perfectly chaotic fundraiser weekend. Nathan Pierce is brought in to run the music side-permits, schedules, contracts, and a lineup that's supposed to prove he belongs in a town that treats planning like a casual suggestion. He's precise, ambitious, and running on caffeine and control. Cole Barton is Dalton's wilderness guide and resident "moose whisperer"-all flannel, calm authority, and the kind of steady competence that makes people accidentally tell the truth. He knows every trail, every safe distance, and exactly how to handle tourists who think nature is an attraction. When wildlife restrictions and weather force a full program pivot, Nathan and Cole are shoved into nonstop forced proximity: busted speakers, frantic volunteers, and a town that pretends it isn't watching them fall apart in public. Nathan wants order. Cole wants respect-for the marsh, for the animals, and for the quiet pace Nathan refuses to allow himself. Somewhere between binoculars and backstage chaos, Nathan learns that belonging isn't something you earn by being impressive. And the wildest thing in Maine might not be the moose. It might be the way love shows up quietly... and then refuses to leave.

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Pagina's: 329, Paperback, Independently published