Osprey and "Oz and " LancasterWhen it comes to Meadow Diaz, I can't seem to do anything right, including convincing her that she's mine.***Meadow Diaz's combination of feminine curves and take-no-prisoners attitude had me too wound up to remember my own name back when were in school. I might not have handled my crush very well.In fact, I might have handled it by being a total jerk to her.She was my best buddy's little sister and then, one day, my best buddy was beating the hell out of me and telling me to never look at her again. Suddenly I didn't have a best buddy or a chance with the girl of my dreams.We're all grown up now and Meadow's back from college, working her first year as a back-country ranger, stationed right here in her hometown of Moonshine Ridge - and partnered with the local wildland inspector - the guy she sees as the same jerk from high school even though I'm even crazier about her than ever.And that protective big brother of hers? His plan is to kill first and ask questions later when the guy that his sister once begged him to protect her from gets caught inspecting more than the wilderness fire protection plan.How am I supposed to convince a group of Bigfoot hunters that the viral video that was filmed up here is a fake, convince Meadow to marry me, convince her brother not to murder me, and get all of us off this summit before the advancing wildfire traps us up here together?***Welcome to Moonshine Ridge and the rugged wilderness surrounding the remote mountain community where the history is long, the local lore is deep, and the men are as wild as the mountains they come from.Protective, possessive, totally obsessed; the men of Moonshine Ridge will do anything necessary to claim the women they love and give her the happily ever after she deserves.Mountain Man's Treasure is a fun, short read, with some brother's best friend, enemies to lovers, work place romance vibes in a small town setting. The Moonshine Ridge books contain a lot of insta-love, some swearing, some steamy scenes, zero cheating, and a lot of swoon-worthy happy endings. They're interconnected with recurring characters but can be read as stand-alones in any order.