Before the Dawn

Boston is far behind Leah Barnett now, and she is still struggling to accept where her path has led her: to the rugged peaks of the Colorado Rockies and into the orbit of Ryder Damien, a bitter and strikingly attractive man. Ryder has little interest in welcoming her. The late father he loved had grown fond of Leah, and she stands to claim a share of the fortune Ryder believes should be his alone.

His resentment falters the moment he sees her in person. Leah is proud, exposed, and dazzling, and what Ryder once felt as hatred gives way to desire. The question is whether a romance can endure in such a harsh country, among dangerous men, when the greatest risk of all may be a love that refuses to be tamed.