Goldfall Mountain: Gold Medal Hearts

She came for a story. He’s ready to rewrite her future.

Isla
Goldfall was supposed to be a quick assignment. Interview a local Olympic legend. Write my comeback article. Go back to Seattle with my career intact.

Then I meet Miles Casey.
Grumpy former Olympian. Brooding ex-military mountain man. Did I mention he’s ridiculously sexy? Oh, and he makes...

He left to chase his Olympic dreams. Now he’s back to win the only woman he ever loved.

Allie
Austen Vega was my first everything. We were young. Reckless. Completely in love.

Then he left Goldfall to chase his Olympic dreams… and I stayed behind with a broken heart. Small towns have long memories. And ours remembers everything—the way we used to...

He’s America’s golden boy. She’s his biggest distraction.

Emmeline
Harlow Wyatt is the enemy. At least, that’s what I tell myself.
Olympic favorite. Media darling. The cocky mountain man standing between my brother, Jason, and a gold medal.

So when he smirks at me and says he’s going to win, I make a bet. If Jason takes gold, Harlow has to tell the...

She needed a fake boyfriend. He’s been hers for years—she just didn’t know it.

Fiona
I didn’t mean to kiss Alden Casey.
Okay. That’s a lie.

When the brewery fills with men who won’t take a hint, I grab the quietest, steadiest mountain man in the room and announce he’s my boyfriend.

Alden doesn’t blink.
He just pulls me close like it’s the most natural...

He thought his life was over. She’s about to prove it’s only just beginning.
June
I’ve lived in Goldfall my whole life, working the front desk at my family’s mountain lodge and dreaming about the bakery I’ll open someday.

Romance?
That part of my life hasn’t started yet.

Then Olympic gold medalist Daniel Evans checks in.
He’s grumpy. Brooding. And...

He came to Goldfall to hide his past. Falling for her was never part of the plan.

Sabrina
I signed up to volunteer at the Olympic clinic in Goldfall because I needed a change. A few quiet weeks in the mountains sounded better than another round of twelve-hour shifts and hospital politics back home.

Then Asher Kingsley walks in.

He says he’s just a...