Silver Brewer

The Silver Foxes of Blue Ridge

By: L.B. Dunbar

Narrated by: Stephanie Nemeth Parker, Chris Brinkley

Olivet Pierson needs his land. Name your price, Mr. Harrington.

She has her reasons, and this muscular mountain of masculinity isn’t going to get in her way. However, her heart has a different plan after she accepts his crazy conditions: three nights up on the ridge.

George Harrington is a quiet giant of a man.

No sale, Cricket.

He’s a war hero, a widower, and COO for the family brewing company, but his life lacks spontaneity. Then, she arrives, chirping away at him, roaming his body with those sky blue eyes and negotiating for something on which he won’t put a price. Too bad his heart is immediately sold.

With the challenge accepted, this silver fox can no longer deny his desires for something a little different.

Welcome to Blue Ridge, where sexy silver foxes meet their match of feisty vixens.

The Harrington brothers are a spin-off from Second Chance, but don’t you worry, this over-40 romance can be enjoyed as a stand-alone.

©2019 L.B. Dunbar (P)2020 L.B. Dunbar

oh my...!

Lustful, rings true of a whirlwind in later life, and like any fiction the objectives of the main characters are obvious to everyone but themselves. In that way, rings pretty true to the blunders of real-life smitten-ness.
I must chuckle at the book "details". not a "publication" date, but a "release" date. Also, the author is likely a planetary geologist. Lots of interchangeable references to "globes" and "cores".

Loved it!

Giant and Lettie met on a mountain. They had no idea when they struck a deal they were headed on a journey that would change their lives and their hearts forever.

Giant and Lettie's story is filled with challenges, tender moments and plenty of spice 🔥!

Just the way I like it.

Well done, L.B.,, keep em coming!

Great storyline

Terrific listen, with awesome characters, great narration and even better storyline. A great addition to the tales of the Harrington family.

Too many F words

I wish writers would not use the F word as part of a romance story. It cheapens the act abs turns it into more of a violation than a love. Cute story but...........

Fresh

Sure it has the romance tropes: enemy to lovers, brooding alpha, spunky protagonist, yet this novel does not read like a rehash. some of it might be the peeks into the characters' heads. some could be the beautifully described settings (without going purple), and a lot of it is the snarky dialogue. my favorite part is that each lover has what the other needs.