About the book: year / Sometimes appearances are deceiving. But sometimes - no. All Alex ever wanted was to be left alone in a secluded cabin, away from the people who judged him for the scars he bore as a mark of dishonor. He was used to living with them along with severe post-traumatic stress disorder from his time in the Navy. And he liked to live just like that: in solitude and silence. The only thing Freya wanted was to fix her car and get away from Little Hope, where she was stuck thanks to a flat tire and the “helpful” locals. Unfortunately, these friendly town residents and fate had other plans for her: they liked to poke their noses where the sun didn't shine. As a result, Freya got to know (too closely) Alex, who is rude, spoiled and hot as hell, with his huge, damaged body and eyes hidden under the always pulled down cap. In just a few days, this quaint Maine town began to feel like home to her, and Alex began to feel like a man, not the big bear she was constantly warned about. But wherever she went, her troubled past followed her. Will she stay in Little Hope, where bears seem to be everywhere? No pun intended for Alex... I think. They say all roads lead to Maine. But do they end there??