Never and Always

She's a driven city girl who's not staying long. He's a laid-back mountain man who's never leaving. Sparks are flying, and its high heels versus flannel shirts. Piper >The town is small, has snow (shudder), and did I mention small? Once I finish renovations to our latest acquisition, I'm gone. One man has become the bane of my existence: head of hotel maintenance, Everett Murray. Does the man wear his uniform? No. He wears awful flannel shirts and jeans. So maybe the denim fits his long body like a glove, and the flannel stretches over wide shoulders, but that's beside the point. I need the hotel to meet Langston standards, I need this job done so I can move on, and I won't let Everett slow me down. Everett >Then Piper Ellis struts into the hotel in her tight skirts and high heels. The woman is a high-maintenance headache I don't need. But when her troublemaker brother blows into town, I see another side of Piper. The softer side she keeps hidden. When his troubles make her a target, I'm there to keep her safe. She might be a city girl, and I'm a mountain man to the bone, but neither of us can fight the force of our attraction. Still, I know that one day she'll pack her designer suitcase and leave, because everyone knows opposites might attract, but they don't stay together.