Falling for the Ranger

The Men of Marietta Series, Book 4

By: Kaylie Newell

Narrated by: Elizabeth Hart

When Todd Harris makes the move from the mean streets of Chicago to the sleepy roads of Marietta, Montana, it's not just his career that's changing - it's his entire life. Going from police officer to forest ranger isn't too much of a stretch, but getting used to how things work in a small town is. As he settles in, Todd realizes he loves the slower pace of the countryside, but then an Olympic gold medalist comes to town and shatters his hard-won peace.

The town's new forest ranger doesn't like attention, and he sure as hell isn't looking for any kind of relationship with someone who does. Though when Molly Cordero gets lost in the woods, and Todd is the one who saves her, the spark he's been trying to ignore smolders and ignites. It's then that he realizes there's a lot more to Molly than ambition and public adulation.

When Todd signs up for the Men of Marietta calendar shoot to raise money for Harry's House, a place for children and memorial to a fallen firefighter, Molly realizes the kind of man he is. With the shoot wrapping up, she faces a painful decision: return to her old life or give her new life with Todd a fighting chance.

©2018 Kaylie Newell (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

🌲A taste of love on the mountain

All of Kaylie's books are FUN and Elizabeth did a fabulous job narrating! The characters are endearing and I feel their connection. I wish it would have had MORE passion and romance! There seemed to be something missing in this book for me. (obviously the heat of deep passion) I preferred the Wolfe creek series better. But overall a fun book! I prefer hard core romance/ sensual - but If you prefer a lighter book and less heat - this book may be for YOU! I would REALLY LOVE IT if Kaylie writes a follow up to this book - and really turns up the heat with the lovely characters! YES AND PLEASE!! Heck, sell it to Hollywood and get "Josh Harnett" to play the Sheriff~~ That will line em up!!! - Namaste!

Nice and sweet!

Really nice story about growth and starting afresh! Loved that it was short and to the point, no unecessary drama or winding monologues