High Lonesome
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Joe doesnât live on top of a mountain because he loves people. A late summer snowstorm is the perfect chance to send his customers down to lower altitude and enjoy a few days of solo strolls and fireside naps.
Tannerâs not staying at a high-altitude hut to admire the scenery. Heâs got a date to keep with the sort of person you donât want to disappoint, a date thatâll result in him earning some much-needed cash in exchange for whatâs left of his self-respect. But thatâs OK. He gave up on self-respect when he picked up the needle anyway.
Pyotr didnât drop into a blizzard to rescue Tanner or to drag Joe back down to the real world. His mission is a lot colder than that. People are only pawns, and spies are only heroes to those who donât know them.
Hermit, addict, spy. Three men, one snowstorm, zero reason to trust. And someoneâs coming âĻ
Content warning: this book contains on-page heroin use and detox. A brief argument follows the reveal of a characterâs HIV status. Narration performed by AI
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Tanya Chris writes feminist-friendly romance in a variety of sub-genres and pairingsâmost especially M/M. Born on the West Coast and raised on the East Coast, sheâs fact-based but thirsty for justice, and her books often include an examination of a current social issue, even when theyâre set in the past. As a lifelong genre-hopping reader herself, she admires character-driven work with a message, regardless of the form it takes.
Tanya is an avid rock climber, a long-distance runner, and a participant in her local community theater where she has tackled most roles, including playwright, actor, director, producer, and stage manager. Her travels, both for climbing trips and for cultural exploration, have brought her to places as fascinating as Egypt and as beautiful as the Dolomites, though thereâs no place like home.
