The Fire Line (The High Country Trilogy #1)

A guarded Montana rancher. A relentless filmmaker. A wildfire that leaves them nowhere to hide.

Harris Shaw has built his life around things he can control: the family ranch, the horses in his care, and the parts of himself he has never allowed anyone to see.

Then Jay Navarro arrives with a camera, too many questions, and an infuriating talent for noticing everything Harris wants to keep hidden.

Jay came to Montana to make a documentary—not to become fascinated by a stubborn cowboy who seems determined to dislike him.

But beneath Harris’s silence is a man Jay can’t stop watching, and their growing attraction soon becomes impossible to ignore. What begins in secret is supposed to stay uncomplicated.

Jay will finish the film and return to New York. Harris will remain on the ranch, where no one has to know what happened between them.

Then a wildfire cuts off their escape. Forced into the Montana wilderness on horseback, Harris and Jay must depend on each other to survive.

With the fire closing in and every careful boundary stripped away, they can no longer pretend that what is happening between them means nothing.

But surviving the flames may be easier than deciding what comes after.

The Fire Line is a slow-burn, high-heat MM cowboy romance featuring opposites attract, a bisexual man’s first relationship with another man, a secret affair, and a wilderness survival journey.

Harris and Jay’s story continues in the High Country series. This first installment does not end with a traditional HEA.