In the mountains, love is in the air. On a back road, or by a rippling creek two men will cross paths, and their lives will change forever…

Tennessee has a kind heart which has him helping a man on the side of the road. Little does he know that he just found the love of his life.

Gunner just agreed to be the caretaker of a wealthy businessman's property. Once Gunner begins working at the house, he finds that he tends to the owner as well.

Rusty saves a stranger in the creek near his hunting cabin and then quickly discovers they are not strangers at all.

Huck is a country music artist on the rise. But Huck has a secret. When suspicions about his sexual preferences surface, he heads back to the mountains to hide from the paparazzi.

High above, where the wind whistles through the trees, each man will find happiness and love will climb to the highest peak.

Warning: 18+ for graphic sex, violence

In The Mountains is created by C.M. Moore, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

In The Mountains

Following the map on the phone, Cletus and Keyon drove on a back mountain road that appeared to be in the middle of nowhere. The sun was high over the mountains, and up ahead, the light glinted off a group of parked cars and trucks. Keyon pulled to the right side of the narrow road and tucked the Mustang into the trees. On his left was a slope, rocks, and thick trees. That side looked too steep to be parking or walking.


He got out of the car and slipped. He swore and wished that he wasn’t wearing dress shoes with his suit. This mountain area was the kind of place where he should have thick tread and hiking boots.


“Tennessee, Rusty, and Gunner are here,” Cletus said as they exited the car.


Tennessee was Keyon’s least favorite person, but he was happy these men had come to help him with Huck. He never showed weakness and asked for help, but this situation wasn’t about him. Everything right now was about his Huck. Huck’s safety was the only thing that mattered.


Chapter 111: Facing Mr. Bentley.