Griffin realized that Winn wasn't just another outsider; she was the missing piece of the ridge he never knew he needed. But in Quincy, the higher you climb, the further there is to fall—and the secrets buried at Indigo Ridge were determined to stay hidden, no matter the cost.
In the small, rugged town of Quincy, Montana, the air always smelled of pine and unspoken secrets. For Winslow “Winn” Covington, it smelled like a fresh start—or at least a necessary one. Indigo Ridge Devney Perry epub
Their friction was immediate and electric, a clash of stubborn wills that ignited every time they crossed paths. But the spark between them turned into a wildfire when a body was discovered on the outskirts of the Eden property, . Griffin realized that Winn wasn't just another outsider;
Griffin was as much a part of the Montana landscape as the jagged peaks of the Bitterroot Range. As the eldest Eden brother, he was protective, hardworking, and deeply skeptical of the "city girl" in a uniform. He didn’t want her in his town, and he certainly didn’t want her occupying his thoughts. For Winslow “Winn” Covington, it smelled like a
Winn had traded her fast-paced life for the badge of Quincy’s new Chief of Police, hoping to step out from the long shadow of her grandfather’s legacy. She expected resistance from the locals, but she didn’t expect .
What the town dismissed as a tragic accident, Winn saw as something far more sinister. As she dug into the mystery, she found herself leaning on Griffin—the one man who knew these hills better than anyone. Amidst the danger of a brewing storm and the shadows of a killer, the walls between them began to crumble.
Griffin realized that Winn wasn't just another outsider; she was the missing piece of the ridge he never knew he needed. But in Quincy, the higher you climb, the further there is to fall—and the secrets buried at Indigo Ridge were determined to stay hidden, no matter the cost.
In the small, rugged town of Quincy, Montana, the air always smelled of pine and unspoken secrets. For Winslow “Winn” Covington, it smelled like a fresh start—or at least a necessary one.
Their friction was immediate and electric, a clash of stubborn wills that ignited every time they crossed paths. But the spark between them turned into a wildfire when a body was discovered on the outskirts of the Eden property, .
Griffin was as much a part of the Montana landscape as the jagged peaks of the Bitterroot Range. As the eldest Eden brother, he was protective, hardworking, and deeply skeptical of the "city girl" in a uniform. He didn’t want her in his town, and he certainly didn’t want her occupying his thoughts.
Winn had traded her fast-paced life for the badge of Quincy’s new Chief of Police, hoping to step out from the long shadow of her grandfather’s legacy. She expected resistance from the locals, but she didn’t expect .
What the town dismissed as a tragic accident, Winn saw as something far more sinister. As she dug into the mystery, she found herself leaning on Griffin—the one man who knew these hills better than anyone. Amidst the danger of a brewing storm and the shadows of a killer, the walls between them began to crumble.
