Cabin Fever by Terry Lawrence

TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT

Autumn Kierney had won a Colorado ski weekend, but getting snowbound in a mountain cabin was no prize. Her only lifeline was the deep telephone voice of "Rescue Central." Though he barked orders as tenderly as a drill sergeant, her macho commando was gruffly heartwarming.

A lull in the storm brought "Rescue Central" in person, but then the blizzard's renewed fury trapped them both in the tiny one-bed hut. Despite Jordan's infuriating theories, Autumn was certain neither gratitude nor cabin fever accounted for her heated passion. This man had jeopardized his very life to save her. Could her stalwart hero be afraid of risking his heart?

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