Not Even a Moose

by Nancy Kay

Overview

Federal Wildlife Officer Michael Donovan faces a dilemma. Christmas is days away, a blizzard looms, and Mike must either track an escaped moose, or deliver bad news to Samantha Gates about her grandfather.

Samantha's determined to reach her grandparent's cabin for Christmas. She'll soon be off to veterinary school, following in Grandpa Gates footsteps, and this holiday is special. Hampered by driving snow, Sam ditches her SUV avoiding an injured moose. Mike discovers her aiding the wounded animal and together they get the ungainly patient to shelter, but as Sam doctors the moose, the blizzard traps them.

Alone inside the remote cabin, attraction sizzles between Sam and Mike. Outside danger escalates. Sam insists all will be fine by Christmas. Mike isn't so sure. Will the storm end and bring a Christmas miracle? Or will Mike's news ruin the holiday and their chance for a future together?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940156134908
Publisher:	Nancy Kay
Publication date:	11/08/2018
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

The first romance I remember reading was Mrs. Mike -- loved that handsome Canadian Mounty. Kathleen Woodiwiss created powerful heroes, and Suzanne Brockman, men of action. The thread that wove these very different stories together through time was unforgettable characters. I fell in love with each and every one of them. So, six years ago I vowed to create heart winning characters for/my/readers and joined RWA.

I live in the heart of wine country along the shores of Lake Erie in Western Pennsylvania. My husband, a former member of the Marines and the Pennsylvania State Police Department, is a built in advisor for military and law enforcement issues.

My stories are romantic suspense with a hearth and home slant. I strive to make them interesting and authentic by drawing from life experiences.

I've worked as a bank teller, veterinary assistant, fitness instructor, and am currently working part time at an exclusive bra boutique. But writing has become my focus and, I've discovered, is a constant learning experience.

Wherever I go I gather ideas for my stories. But some of the best ones come to me in my home office as I sip hot tea and snow blankets the landscape outside my window.