The Mountain Man's Valentine Baby

I’m having a baby with the bearded mountain man that I met one time. Can the three of us make a family this Valentine’s Day?

Thea

For Valentine’s Day this year, Cupid brought me a positive pregnancy test. OK, so I’m pretty sure I can’t blame the guy with the arrow for my new baby bump. That’s on me.

And a certain mountain man that was most definitely on me. And under me. And well, you get the picture. Now I’m showing up on his doorstep with the most unexpected holiday surprise he’s ever going to get.

I plan to tell him and leave. But when an unexpected snowstorm keeps me stranded with the bearded mountain man, can I stop myself from asking him to be my Valentine?

Jasper

The moment I saw Thea Madison, I knew she was meant to be mine. But she left me before I could tell her about our beautiful future together.

Weeks later, she’s back in my small town for Valentine’s Day. I couldn’t have asked for a better gift, especially when she tells me that she’s carrying my baby.

Now, I just need to convince the curvy woman of my dreams that we’re meant to be. If I do, I might get everything I’ve ever wanted: a family to call my own.

If you love a holiday romance that’s sweeter than a box of truffles with a melt-in-your-mouth alpha who says the filthiest things, it’s time to meet Jasper in The Mountain Man’s Valentine Baby.

This Valentine’s Day love story is a stand-alone romance set in Mia Brody’s Courage County which is the perfect place to find your next book boyfriend!

★★★★★ The steam was perfect (hello Jasper!!) and I loved the representation in the story of disabilities, foster care, and happily ever afters. I’m still swooning! – Jen, Reviewer

Featured Tropes

❤️ Over the top instalove sweetness
❤️Cinnamon roll mountain man
❤️ Filthy talker who wants her
❤️ Adores her curves
❤️ Satisfies her always 👅🐱

★★★★★ Lots of love, heat and family. Everything you expect from Mia Brody. – MJA, Reviewer

★★★★★ Thea and Jasper’s story left me wanting more! These two were sweet and steamy and prefect for each other. – Syd, Reviewer