Tree Daddy

An ER nurse and a Bigfoot shifter must join forces to defeat monster hunters and save his valley in this playful paranormal romance from USA Today bestselling author Molly Harper.

Fresh off a broken engagement, ER nurse Vivian Reeves is eager to prove to herself that she can step outside her comfort zone. An (unexpectedly) solo hiking trip in Kentucky’s Crooked Pine Mountains seems like the perfect place to start. That is, until she finds a huge, naked, half-comatose man sprawled across the trail.

Her medical training won’t allow her to just walk away. But when vicious, sword-wielding hunters attack, she realizes she’s sorely out of her depth.

As it turns out, Naked Guy, who identifies himself as Hank Hawthorne, belongs to a remote valley commune of Bigfoot shifters now under threat by monster hunters. As Viv is drawn into Hank’s world, she discovers her connection to the valley is far deeper than she realized.

With danger closing in and her bond with Hank growing impossible to ignore, Viv must decide whether to return to the life she left behind or embrace a new purpose and find her hairily-ever-after.

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