Men of ALPHAbet Mountain Books in Order
Part ofNatasha L. Black Books in OrderExplore the Men of ALPHAbet Mountain books by Natasha L. Black in reading order, with short summaries and a guide to the titles and where to start.
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Men of ALPHAbet Mountain books in publication order
12 books
A is for Aiden
by Natasha L. Black
2021
A woman hoping for a quiet mountain life is pursued by the men who killed her father. Former Marine Aiden shelters her, but an unexpected pregnancy raises the stakes of keeping her safe and confronting the danger following her.
B is for Brett
by Natasha L. Black
2022
A breakdown leaves a woman sheltering with Brett in his mountain cabin, where mutual attraction develops quickly. Her dangerous former partner resurfaces, while pregnancy forces Brett to confront his fear of repeating the failures of his own father.
C is for Carter
by Natasha L. Black
2022
Busy establishing his logging business, Carter helps Lauren avoid her intrusive ex and then hires her as a receptionist. Their growing attraction becomes harder to conceal as her former partner turns aggressive and Lauren withdraws with a secret she will not explain.
D is for Deacon
by Natasha L. Black
2022
Former soldier Deacon runs a mountain logging business while hiding his loneliness. His growing relationship with Rebecca offers the family he wants, but her withdrawal and a sudden threat to his life put their unspoken feelings under pressure.
E is for Everett
by Natasha L. Black
2022
Everett's quiet life is disrupted by Helen, whose infuriating manner conceals an attraction neither can ignore. Just as their relationship begins to feel lasting, she withdraws, returning with a secret that could bind them together or separate them.
F is for Finn
by Natasha L. Black
2022
Finn helps single mother Wendy after a workplace accident, and their connection quickly becomes a relationship. When an unexpected pregnancy revives her fears of abandonment, he must prove that he wants a future with her and her son.
G is for Gerry
by Natasha L. Black
2022
Gerry meets a fiercely independent woman whose accident cost her a leg and ended her college career. Their connection deepens despite her reluctance to accept help, but a setback in recovery tests whether his concern can become the support she wants.
H is for Hawk
by Natasha L. Black
2022
Hawk returns to town with responsibility for his baby niece and reconnects with the woman he once left heartbroken. Helping him learn parenthood rekindles their attraction, but building a family requires trusting him to stay this time.
I is for Ian
by Natasha L. Black
2022
Construction worker Ian clashes with a doctor over noise at her hospital, then a severe storm traps them alone inside. As their hostility softens into attraction, he begins hoping their connection will survive beyond the rescue.
J is for Jason
by Natasha L. Black
2022
A woman trying to revive her farm is drawn to Jason, an employee of the logging company seeking her land. His practical help offers hope, but doubts about his motives threaten both her business plans and their growing relationship.
K Is for Kieran
by Natasha L. Black
2023
A waitress hoping to prove her cooking skills enters a chili contest against new firefighter Kieran. Their friendly rivalry becomes a romance, but an unexpected pregnancy forces them to consider a future beyond the competition.
L is for Landon
by Natasha L. Black
2023
An ambitious interviewer hopes a reclusive author will provide the story that launches her career. Growing close to Landon, still scarred by a near-fatal accident, forces her to decide whether professional success matters more than the trust developing between them.
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