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High in the Colorado mountains, where storms carve the ridgeline and memories cling to every timber, Brynn Alderidge fights to keep her family's failing lodge alive. Elk Hollow is the last piece of her grandparents' legacy, a place built on grit and heart, but time has worked against her. Structural failures, rising costs, and a county inspector with a clipboard full of warnings threaten to take everything she has left. Brynn can patch cracks and chase leaks, yet nothing prepares her for the moment the mountain itself begins to shift beneath her feet. Cal Mercer never planned to return home. His career as a contractor in Denver kept him far from the quiet roads and echoing pines of Elk Hollow. But one late-night call pulls him back into Brynn's orbit, and he arrives just as a catastrophic storm rips through the ridge. What begins as a rescue turns into something deeper as Cal steps into the collapsing world she has tried so long to hold upright by herself. He brings strength, experience, and the kind of steady reassurance Brynn stopped believing she deserved. Inside the storm-damaged lodge, old feelings spark, trust rebuilds, and two guarded hearts collide with a force neither one expects. Yet saving Elk Hollow demands more than determination. It asks for vulnerability, community, and the willingness to fight for a future neither of them imagined. Brynn must learn she doesn't have to shoulder every burden alone, and Cal must finally choose a life driven by purpose instead of pressure. As winter closes in, repairs begin, neighbors gather, and the lodge slowly rises again. Walls are rebuilt, beams are braced, and something new takes shape between Brynn and Cal, something strong enough to withstand even the fiercest winds. When the final inspection arrives, they aren't just fighting to save a building. They're fighting for a home, a partnership, and a love that feels carved into the mountain itself. Elk Hollow Lodge stands because they stand together. And in the quiet after the storm, Brynn discovers that some foundations aren't made of wood or stone at all. They're made of the people who choose to stay.

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