Falling Fast, Contemporary Romance (Last Frontier Lodge Novels book 4)
“The sun was high in the sky. The snow glittered where it melted under the heat of the sun. He was leading Gage through the backcountry trails he’d marked thus far. He came to a stop beside a rough bridge he’d built to cross over a narrow stream. Gage skied to his side.
“You’ve made it farther than I guessed. You’ve added probably twenty more miles to what we already had,” Gage said with a grin.
Cam tugged his gloves off and unzipped the top of his jacket. He’d worked up a sweat on the way out. Cool air sifted through the opening in his jacket. He glanced to the stream and back to Gage. “It wasn’t too hard. Like you said, we didn’t need to do much clearing. There are some rough areas though. I figure we settle on the layout for the trails and get everything marked, and then we can deal with getting rocks, roots and debris out of the way. After that, we use the tracksetter and we can open the course up for skiers.”
“I’ve already said it, but I’ll say it again.
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