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Claimed by the Graveyard Mountain Man
She snuck into the cemetery after hours. The caretaker fell at first sight...
I was supposed to be passing through. Graveyards always deserve a I take pictures, read some inscriptions (some even have cookie recipes!), and head on my way. But when a storm rolls over the mountain, my car gets hopelessly stuck in the mud.
I'm about to hunker down for the night when the cemetery caretaker, Eric, offers me a place to stay. Talk about handsome... how did this bearded hunk come to live a lonely life among the dead?
I probably should have wised up and accepted his help, but I never stay in one place for long. And Eric's warm smile is far too tempting. That doesn't mean he had to rip me out of my car, throw me over his shoulder, and haul me off to his creepy old house in the woods. Is it bad that I kind of like it?
Eric has a hold on me. He terrifies me... because when I look at him, I don't want to leave this place.
Jessa is running from her past, but Eric will do anything to convince her to plant some roots.
This is a SAFE insta-love OTT age gap standalone romance with no cheating! These mountain men are the heroes you’ve been waiting for, and they’re bringing steamy sweetness in each Curvy Queens for Hunky Heroes quickie novella! Are you ready for a HEA?
I was supposed to be passing through. Graveyards always deserve a I take pictures, read some inscriptions (some even have cookie recipes!), and head on my way. But when a storm rolls over the mountain, my car gets hopelessly stuck in the mud.
I'm about to hunker down for the night when the cemetery caretaker, Eric, offers me a place to stay. Talk about handsome... how did this bearded hunk come to live a lonely life among the dead?
I probably should have wised up and accepted his help, but I never stay in one place for long. And Eric's warm smile is far too tempting. That doesn't mean he had to rip me out of my car, throw me over his shoulder, and haul me off to his creepy old house in the woods. Is it bad that I kind of like it?
Eric has a hold on me. He terrifies me... because when I look at him, I don't want to leave this place.
Jessa is running from her past, but Eric will do anything to convince her to plant some roots.
This is a SAFE insta-love OTT age gap standalone romance with no cheating! These mountain men are the heroes you’ve been waiting for, and they’re bringing steamy sweetness in each Curvy Queens for Hunky Heroes quickie novella! Are you ready for a HEA?
57 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 20, 2025
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Raven Moon
81 books21 followersWe all need an escape sometimes, so let my mountain men sweep you away for a while. My type of man is big, bearded, brave, and obsessed with the woman he loves. He worships her, protects her, and is consumed by desire.
The mountains are calling...
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August 17, 2025
Some fences keep people out. Some fences lead you exactly where you’re meant to be.
Jessa’s been running for years, haunted by grief she can’t face and finding comfort in graveyards and the stories carved into stone. When a storm traps her in a mountain cemetery, she collides with Eric, the rugged caretaker who’s chosen solitude over the world. Their first meeting is sharp with mistrust and heat, but neither can ignore the pull that sparks between them.
Eric’s spent decades burying pain under silence and routine. Jessa’s defiance and sorrow mirror his own, drawing him closer even as she tries to keep him at arm’s length. With his loyal dogs Lurch and Igor at his side, he’s built a quiet life, but the storm forces him to open his door to the stubborn stranger who unsettles everything. Together, the lonely drifter and the isolated mountain man are caught in something neither expected.
What begins in suspicion slowly shifts into honesty, confession, and a connection that cuts deeper than either of them imagined. Jessa learns she can’t outrun the past forever, and Eric learns that opening his heart might mean finally healing old wounds. Their bond grows not just in fire and passion, but in the comfort of trust and belonging.
A steamy, intense, age gap, instalove, mountain man, curvy girl, grumpy sunshine, small town romance, exploring love, grief, healing, trust, intimacy, belonging, and renewal. It's about grief and healing, mistrust turned into fierce love, and two broken souls who find a home in one another.
Jessa’s been running for years, haunted by grief she can’t face and finding comfort in graveyards and the stories carved into stone. When a storm traps her in a mountain cemetery, she collides with Eric, the rugged caretaker who’s chosen solitude over the world. Their first meeting is sharp with mistrust and heat, but neither can ignore the pull that sparks between them.
Eric’s spent decades burying pain under silence and routine. Jessa’s defiance and sorrow mirror his own, drawing him closer even as she tries to keep him at arm’s length. With his loyal dogs Lurch and Igor at his side, he’s built a quiet life, but the storm forces him to open his door to the stubborn stranger who unsettles everything. Together, the lonely drifter and the isolated mountain man are caught in something neither expected.
What begins in suspicion slowly shifts into honesty, confession, and a connection that cuts deeper than either of them imagined. Jessa learns she can’t outrun the past forever, and Eric learns that opening his heart might mean finally healing old wounds. Their bond grows not just in fire and passion, but in the comfort of trust and belonging.
A steamy, intense, age gap, instalove, mountain man, curvy girl, grumpy sunshine, small town romance, exploring love, grief, healing, trust, intimacy, belonging, and renewal. It's about grief and healing, mistrust turned into fierce love, and two broken souls who find a home in one another.
August 18, 2025
"I'm lighting racing through the sky, stabbing at nothing and everything, boundless energy looking for a point of focus, anything to ground me."~Jessa💢
"Everytime I have her, it feels like my addiction is being deepened, like I'm falling farther into the pit of my love for her."~Eric💢
This was an interesting and different type of story. While it is shorter, it definitely does deal with what each of us has to face: loss and grief. There's 23yr old Jessa, a young woman who's been on the run for 2yrs after the death of her Mom. She handled it by leaving, packing up, and out on the road she went. Sometimes having food, or not, sleeping in her car, till one stormy night she climbed a fence to take pictures of headstones. Why? I think to deal with what she didn't face 2yrs prior. Never expecting to meet the enigmatic and quiet groundskeeper of said cemetery. That's 39yr old Eric. A mountain man who's generational family have given the residents of Pine Whistle, the final resting place of their transitioned loved ones.
I like the spooky vibes. The atmospheric feel. A storm, a cemetery, an older house that was almost castle like further back into the woods. I love the 2 black labs Igor and Lurch.🥰🐕🐕 Eric was actually a recluse and an understanding man. He knew without Jessa saying very much about her past what she was dealing with. He has had his own experiences, not to mention his job. And Eric offered his home to her. She was on guard as she should be. But to me, she seemed hot and cold. Tons of mixed signals. Confusing. Yes. No. I want you. But why? Jessa was a mess. Understandable. Her emotions have been 'shut off' and are scattered. I didn't think she was in the right headspace, ready for Eric, to give more of anything much less a night or two. Does that make sense?
Eric pushed her away, he knew, he also knew what he wanted. But Jessa kept going. I think the intimacy should have been put on pause. No should mean no. It's a shorter book, so I get it. So yes, there's steam.😚😚😚 Eric fell for her. Hard. Jessa wanted comfort and safety first. And to forget about her pain, her loss, her depression. Imo she wasn't where Eric was emotionally but she didn't consider that. Why would she? So for me, Jessa came across like a drowning person needing to be saved. She should have wanted that for herself but she's 23. It took Eric to remind her.
I still liked it. It was written well. I think it was a great idea for a story. But Jessa, I'm not sure how I feel about her. Eric was very likable. Shout out to Lurch🐶 and Igor.🐶 Cutie doggies. Nice book cover. Happy reading. *•>§<•*🖤💙🖤💙
🧔🏻🪦💁🏻♀️Thank you to Ms Moon and Booksprout. The opinions shared here are my own.💁🏻♀️🪦🧔🏻
"Everytime I have her, it feels like my addiction is being deepened, like I'm falling farther into the pit of my love for her."~Eric💢
This was an interesting and different type of story. While it is shorter, it definitely does deal with what each of us has to face: loss and grief. There's 23yr old Jessa, a young woman who's been on the run for 2yrs after the death of her Mom. She handled it by leaving, packing up, and out on the road she went. Sometimes having food, or not, sleeping in her car, till one stormy night she climbed a fence to take pictures of headstones. Why? I think to deal with what she didn't face 2yrs prior. Never expecting to meet the enigmatic and quiet groundskeeper of said cemetery. That's 39yr old Eric. A mountain man who's generational family have given the residents of Pine Whistle, the final resting place of their transitioned loved ones.
I like the spooky vibes. The atmospheric feel. A storm, a cemetery, an older house that was almost castle like further back into the woods. I love the 2 black labs Igor and Lurch.🥰🐕🐕 Eric was actually a recluse and an understanding man. He knew without Jessa saying very much about her past what she was dealing with. He has had his own experiences, not to mention his job. And Eric offered his home to her. She was on guard as she should be. But to me, she seemed hot and cold. Tons of mixed signals. Confusing. Yes. No. I want you. But why? Jessa was a mess. Understandable. Her emotions have been 'shut off' and are scattered. I didn't think she was in the right headspace, ready for Eric, to give more of anything much less a night or two. Does that make sense?
Eric pushed her away, he knew, he also knew what he wanted. But Jessa kept going. I think the intimacy should have been put on pause. No should mean no. It's a shorter book, so I get it. So yes, there's steam.😚😚😚 Eric fell for her. Hard. Jessa wanted comfort and safety first. And to forget about her pain, her loss, her depression. Imo she wasn't where Eric was emotionally but she didn't consider that. Why would she? So for me, Jessa came across like a drowning person needing to be saved. She should have wanted that for herself but she's 23. It took Eric to remind her.
I still liked it. It was written well. I think it was a great idea for a story. But Jessa, I'm not sure how I feel about her. Eric was very likable. Shout out to Lurch🐶 and Igor.🐶 Cutie doggies. Nice book cover. Happy reading. *•>§<•*🖤💙🖤💙
🧔🏻🪦💁🏻♀️Thank you to Ms Moon and Booksprout. The opinions shared here are my own.💁🏻♀️🪦🧔🏻
August 18, 2025
4.5 ⭐s Who knew the dead could continue to teach the living?
Jessa arrived at the cemetery after the gate was closed and locked for the night. She would have climbed over it if it hadn't had vicious spikes attached to the top of it. But a tree with limbs large enough to bear her weight allowed her access. She has the grounds to herself, or so she thinks, to take photos of the gravestones. Some are traditional headstones with only the names plus the birth and death dates. Others have poems, scripture, quotes, and even recipes etched into the stone. Some soar to great heights, while others hug the ground or have attached urns or statues.
She's so busy taking photos that she didn't realize the caretaker has been watching her.
Eric's great-great-grandfather had opened the cemetery a hundred and fifty years ago. He'd been raised in a house nestled in the trees adjacent to the cemetery. His family has always tended to the site. He knows what significant days the families will visit the gravesites of their loved ones. The family legacy of caring for the dead will end with him since he's single.
Jessa's running from someone or something, that he's certain of. He just doesn't know which. He's bound and determined to learn what forced her to hit the road and live in her old beat-up car. He has some ideas to help her. But the decision to stop running has to be made by her.
I received an ARC of this book from the author via Booksprout. I am voluntarily leaving this review.
Jessa arrived at the cemetery after the gate was closed and locked for the night. She would have climbed over it if it hadn't had vicious spikes attached to the top of it. But a tree with limbs large enough to bear her weight allowed her access. She has the grounds to herself, or so she thinks, to take photos of the gravestones. Some are traditional headstones with only the names plus the birth and death dates. Others have poems, scripture, quotes, and even recipes etched into the stone. Some soar to great heights, while others hug the ground or have attached urns or statues.
She's so busy taking photos that she didn't realize the caretaker has been watching her.
Eric's great-great-grandfather had opened the cemetery a hundred and fifty years ago. He'd been raised in a house nestled in the trees adjacent to the cemetery. His family has always tended to the site. He knows what significant days the families will visit the gravesites of their loved ones. The family legacy of caring for the dead will end with him since he's single.
Jessa's running from someone or something, that he's certain of. He just doesn't know which. He's bound and determined to learn what forced her to hit the road and live in her old beat-up car. He has some ideas to help her. But the decision to stop running has to be made by her.
I received an ARC of this book from the author via Booksprout. I am voluntarily leaving this review.
August 17, 2025
Jessa is a woman on the run—not from danger, but from grief. She finds peace where most people wouldn’t: in graveyards. In the names and stories left behind. It’s oddly beautiful. She’s been wandering for so long that standing still feels dangerous. That is, until the night a storm traps her in a mountain cemetery and she’s forced into the path of Eric.
Eric. Brooding, gruff, and practically made of the mountain itself. He’s not a talker. He’s the kind of man who buries his pain in silence, tending to gravestones like penance for a past we don’t fully see right away. But when Jessa crashes into his world—so full of sorrow and stubborn fire—he can’t look away.
Their connection isn’t instant in the swoony way—it’s instant in the recognition way. These are two broken souls who see the cracks in each other and can’t help but reach.
With his faithful dogs (Igor and Lurch, who totally stole a chunk of my heart) and her restless spirit, Eric and Jessa are forced to share space, stories, and eventually... the tender kind of trust that grows when you're not sure you're worthy of it.
This story gave me goosebumps in the best way—sad and sexy, soulful and a little spooky. If you’ve ever loved someone and lost them… or wondered if someone could love you with all your broken pieces still showing—this book will land deep in your chest.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Eric. Brooding, gruff, and practically made of the mountain itself. He’s not a talker. He’s the kind of man who buries his pain in silence, tending to gravestones like penance for a past we don’t fully see right away. But when Jessa crashes into his world—so full of sorrow and stubborn fire—he can’t look away.
Their connection isn’t instant in the swoony way—it’s instant in the recognition way. These are two broken souls who see the cracks in each other and can’t help but reach.
With his faithful dogs (Igor and Lurch, who totally stole a chunk of my heart) and her restless spirit, Eric and Jessa are forced to share space, stories, and eventually... the tender kind of trust that grows when you're not sure you're worthy of it.
This story gave me goosebumps in the best way—sad and sexy, soulful and a little spooky. If you’ve ever loved someone and lost them… or wondered if someone could love you with all your broken pieces still showing—this book will land deep in your chest.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 2, 2025
Jessa snuck into the cemetery to take pictures. To read the stories of some of those buried there. But she found a lot more than gravestones.
Eric was the groundskeeper, and his family had owned the cemetery property for decades. He had just locked up for the night when he saw the woman climb a tree and hop the fence. Interesting, but not exactly normal behavior. When he saw her pause at an interesting headstone, one he knew well, he offered to show her some others, scaring her in the process. A storm rolled in quickly and Jessa's car got stuck in the mud. Not wanting her to spend the night there, Eric took her to his house just outside the cemetery. She protested, but he refused to take no for an answer.
Jessa had been on her own for a couple of years, traveling to different graveyards, reading the stories on the stones. But Eric could see a sadness in her eyes. One that he had once felt too.
This was a good story, with an unexpected connection between two people who had more in common than they thought. It touched on loss and grief, but also on healing and moving forward. That might be a trigger for some, but it was totally worth it for me.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Eric was the groundskeeper, and his family had owned the cemetery property for decades. He had just locked up for the night when he saw the woman climb a tree and hop the fence. Interesting, but not exactly normal behavior. When he saw her pause at an interesting headstone, one he knew well, he offered to show her some others, scaring her in the process. A storm rolled in quickly and Jessa's car got stuck in the mud. Not wanting her to spend the night there, Eric took her to his house just outside the cemetery. She protested, but he refused to take no for an answer.
Jessa had been on her own for a couple of years, traveling to different graveyards, reading the stories on the stones. But Eric could see a sadness in her eyes. One that he had once felt too.
This was a good story, with an unexpected connection between two people who had more in common than they thought. It touched on loss and grief, but also on healing and moving forward. That might be a trigger for some, but it was totally worth it for me.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 22, 2025
Love among the tombstones, with a mountain man who refuses to let go!!!
This short, steamy read surprised me in the best way. Jessa’s restless spirit meets its match in Eric, the gruff but devoted cemetery caretaker who falls hard the moment he sees her. What starts as a stormy night in a graveyard quickly turns into a whirlwind of possessive charm, spooky atmosphere, and tender chemistry.
Raven Moon blends the gothic edge of an eerie mountain setting with the over-the-top sweetness of a hero who refuses to let his woman slip away. If you enjoy age-gap insta-love, protective mountain men, and a quirky heroine who deserves her happily-ever-after, this quick novella will leave you smiling long after you’ve turned the last page.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This short, steamy read surprised me in the best way. Jessa’s restless spirit meets its match in Eric, the gruff but devoted cemetery caretaker who falls hard the moment he sees her. What starts as a stormy night in a graveyard quickly turns into a whirlwind of possessive charm, spooky atmosphere, and tender chemistry.
Raven Moon blends the gothic edge of an eerie mountain setting with the over-the-top sweetness of a hero who refuses to let his woman slip away. If you enjoy age-gap insta-love, protective mountain men, and a quirky heroine who deserves her happily-ever-after, this quick novella will leave you smiling long after you’ve turned the last page.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 24, 2025
She get caught scaling the cemetery fence by the caretaker. And when she tries to escape in the storm, he throws her over his shoulder and carries her back to his family's historical home. Ever since her mom passed away she has been out running her grief. This handsome mountain man caretaker makes her feel things again and her running days might be over. His family has taken care of the land and the cemetery for generations. He knows the second he sees her that she belongs here with him. He just has to convince her to stop running. This is a quick instalove romance with a pair of unique characters. They are a little quirky which is a nice change up for the genre. There is still a little steam, a little spice and a happily ever after.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 18, 2025
Home was her Feeling of Love and Safety -
This is heartfelt romance short story is about a young lady who has been unable to settle in one place for years, but finds herself unwilling to leave after she meets a mountain man in the least likely place, who makes her feel safe enough to take a chance on love, so she can heal from the pain in her past. This interesting story highlights the increasing emotional connection between the characters, with no major drama and has lots of steamy moments to keep you entertained all the way through. This book is a definite must read.
I received a free review copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
This is heartfelt romance short story is about a young lady who has been unable to settle in one place for years, but finds herself unwilling to leave after she meets a mountain man in the least likely place, who makes her feel safe enough to take a chance on love, so she can heal from the pain in her past. This interesting story highlights the increasing emotional connection between the characters, with no major drama and has lots of steamy moments to keep you entertained all the way through. This book is a definite must read.
I received a free review copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 21, 2025
While this story was fun from a purely fictional standpoint, anyone who's experienced significant loss can also relate to what the characters and their journey. Eric was a strong, sometimes steady, figure while Jessa was drifting untethered after her loss. Moon did a fabulous job forming the sassy, snarky Jessa into an empathetic character, and also shoeing that the "closed off" grounds keeper had a buried heart of gold. I am glad our of them set some ground rules though. Without them I'm not sure they'd have stood a chance.
I voluntarily reviewed a gift copy of this book. Happy Reading Y'all 📚
I voluntarily reviewed a gift copy of this book. Happy Reading Y'all 📚
September 16, 2025
Claimed by the Graveyard Mountain Man is part of the Curvy Queens for Hunky Heroes series. It's a short and steamy, forced-proximity, instalove, age-gap, OTT, curvy girl gets her mountain man romance. Jessa is a 23-year-old nomadic curvy girl. Eric is a 39-year-old hunky mountain man and cemetery caretaker. When Jessa sneaks into the cemetery after hours for some pictures, Eric finds her. He ends up offering to let her stay during a storm instead of sleeping in her car. She reluctantly agrees, but they are both attracted to one another. Things get hot and steamy, but will she stay? These two had great chemistry and the ending was happy after a little bit of angst.
August 18, 2025
“Claimed by the Graveyard Mountain Man” by Raven Moon
-When storm and sorrow collide, Jessa finds refuge in Eric, the brooding graveyard caretaker. Their bond grows from mistrust to fierce love, stitched together by grief and healing. I received a free copy and am voluntarily sharing my honest thoughts.
Featuring loyal dogs, raw honesty, and unexpected passion, this short read packs an emotional punch. A steamy, soulful age-gap romance where broken souls finally find home.
I love the names of his dogs: Lurch and Igor.
-When storm and sorrow collide, Jessa finds refuge in Eric, the brooding graveyard caretaker. Their bond grows from mistrust to fierce love, stitched together by grief and healing. I received a free copy and am voluntarily sharing my honest thoughts.
Featuring loyal dogs, raw honesty, and unexpected passion, this short read packs an emotional punch. A steamy, soulful age-gap romance where broken souls finally find home.
I love the names of his dogs: Lurch and Igor.
August 23, 2025
This story stands out from other books I've read. It's in a good way! Jessa goes wherever she wants and rarely stays in one place for long. That's how she meets Eric, who owns a cemetery and scares Jessa when she sneaks in after hours. Both Eric and Jessa are dealing with baggage from their past, but the bond they form helps them grow stronger together. An excellent, steamy short read with a perfect happy ending.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 2, 2025
This story had me laughing almost right away.
Jessa climbing over a fence to get into a cemetery at night just for some photograph that somehow made it an important task. And Eric the groundskeeper almost gave her a heart attack when after she read one of the quotes on a tombstone with the recipe etched into the back iof the marker.the tall big mountain man of the cemetery agreed that somehow she could taste it. That isn’t enough to get blood jumping.. loved this book and the backstories of Eric and Jessa.
Jessa climbing over a fence to get into a cemetery at night just for some photograph that somehow made it an important task. And Eric the groundskeeper almost gave her a heart attack when after she read one of the quotes on a tombstone with the recipe etched into the back iof the marker.the tall big mountain man of the cemetery agreed that somehow she could taste it. That isn’t enough to get blood jumping.. loved this book and the backstories of Eric and Jessa.
August 18, 2025
Claimed by the Graveyard Mountain Man is part of the Curvy Queens for Hunky Heroes Series.
Eric and Jessa have quite an interesting first meet together. They meet in a graveyard, very close to nighttime. They both think the other could be a spirit. From there we get some steamy moments between them.
I thought this was an extremely cute read. Eric is all in from the start, but Jessa has her own issues she has to resolve before she can fully commit. It was a sweet and spicy read.
Eric and Jessa have quite an interesting first meet together. They meet in a graveyard, very close to nighttime. They both think the other could be a spirit. From there we get some steamy moments between them.
I thought this was an extremely cute read. Eric is all in from the start, but Jessa has her own issues she has to resolve before she can fully commit. It was a sweet and spicy read.
August 24, 2025
It was unusually background for this genre, but I can't say that it doesn't fit. It was remarkable and even deep. It just confirms the Author's talent. And I could say - one of my favourite authors of the genre. And I love this series - Curvy Queens for Hunky Heroes.
Intense instalove romance - short and steamy read to finish in one go. And one to remember out of other reads.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Intense instalove romance - short and steamy read to finish in one go. And one to remember out of other reads.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 31, 2025
Eric and Jess meet in an interesting way when he catches her sneaking into the graveyard he takes care of. He was used to his life of solitude until he met Jessa, and then everything changed. This age gap romance is a quick read with believable and strong characters, and a happily ever after. Claimed by the Graveyard Mountain Man is book seventeen in the Curvy Queens for Hunky Heroes series. I recommend this book, this series, and this author. I voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book.
August 16, 2025
They meet when she trespasses on a cemetery as he is the caretaker. He thought she was a spirit. She is running from her past. Then a storm rolls in and she thinks she is going to sleep in her car. Not if Eric has anything to say about it. Can he convince her to stay?.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 16, 2025
Curvy Queens for Hunky Heroes story of Eric and Jessa. I have to say this one had me cracking up at how these two meet and the way Eric protects Jessa. This one is a true representation of love and happiness healing pain and loss.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 19, 2025
Emotional, raw and unexpected.
Jessa and Erin - two people with pasts that haunt them and who finally find their happy place in each other.
Sparking attraction, grief, healing, opening up, solitude, change and love, that and so much more are you finding in this book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Jessa and Erin - two people with pasts that haunt them and who finally find their happy place in each other.
Sparking attraction, grief, healing, opening up, solitude, change and love, that and so much more are you finding in this book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 20, 2025
This book is part of Curvy Queens for Hunky Heroes series. Tropes: cemetery caretaker, age gap, grief, and forced proximity. Jessa meets Eric the cemetery caretaker after she sneaks into the cemetery after it's closed. A fast enjoyable read with a sassy FMC and an older MMC who calls her out on her sass.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 20, 2025
Claimed by the Graveyard Mountain Man is short and filthy smexiness between two virtual strangers who experience instalust. With plenty of playtime and very little plot, the primal alpha vibes are super strong in this one.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 20, 2025
Eric lived a solitary life watching over a graveyard. That suited him fine until he saw Jessa one evening taking pictures of headstones.
I loved the way this love story unraveled in the most delightfully delicious way.
This was a very enjoyable read with wonderful characters and an interesting storyline.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I loved the way this love story unraveled in the most delightfully delicious way.
This was a very enjoyable read with wonderful characters and an interesting storyline.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 20, 2025
Light but tumultuous…heartbreaking and heartwarming….sweet and healing….two cracked but not broken souls finding solace then peace and love….in the graveyard??? This was such a unique take on the mountain man romance, I really enjoyed it!!!.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 1, 2025
Claimed by the Graveyard Mountain Man: A Steamy Curvy Girl Instalove Age Gap Romance story of Eric and Jessa..Two souls with a painful past crossed path and found love and healed their soul...A heartwarming,sweet, and lovely read..
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August 19, 2025
A short, sweet insta-love Mountain Man romance. Packed with steam and great character's. Would absolutely recommend this book to fans of Mountain Man romance's.
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August 19, 2025
Mountain Men are my new favourite book boyfriend. I really enjoyed reading this book and deep down I knew they were meant to find each other to heal their pain together.
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August 23, 2025
amazing beginning, I was so engaged I enjoyed the storyline. loved how these two can heal each other and such a wonderful chemistry,.
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August 24, 2025
Jessa had baggage and was managing as best she could. Eric knew who he was and together they filled the void neither knew they had. Funny, spicy, a little oddly located. A fun one.
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August 25, 2025
Curvy girls
This book was a Great Surprise, it was so different and i Love it. I didnt know what was going to happen next. Eric and Jessa are great characters, and i dont want to say anything else because i think it could spoil the story.
This book was a Great Surprise, it was so different and i Love it. I didnt know what was going to happen next. Eric and Jessa are great characters, and i dont want to say anything else because i think it could spoil the story.
August 28, 2025
Jessa and Eric
So sweet. Instalove, romantic, some sadness, steamy, and happily-ever-after. This was an emotional rollcoaster in such a short story. I loved it.
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So sweet. Instalove, romantic, some sadness, steamy, and happily-ever-after. This was an emotional rollcoaster in such a short story. I loved it.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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