Wrong Move, Right Monster · #5

Never Photograph a Yeti

Honey Phillips

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She wanted the perfect shot. She got the perfect monster.

Samantha Miller makes a living photographing happy couples at a luxury mountain lodge, but she'd much rather be in the wilderness with her camera, waiting for the perfect shot.

Then she spots a massive white creature moving through the snowy woods. A creature that definitely isn't a bear—and definitely doesn't want his picture taken. A very real, very grumpy Yeti.

Reclusive tech millionaire Everett Haskell has spent most of his life successfully avoiding humans, until a pretty photographer points a camera at him. Now he needs to find Sam's missing camera before anyone else does. He doesn't need to find her irresistible. And he definitely doesn't need to start imagining a life with the one woman capable of exposing everything he's spent years trying to protect.

But the closer Sam gets to the truth about the mysterious owner of the lodge, the harder it becomes to separate the man from the monster—or resist either one.

Never Photograph a Yeti is a spicy small-town paranormal romance featuring a reclusive Yeti, an ambitious photographer, a luxurious mountain hideaway, forced proximity, snowy adventures, and a guaranteed HEA.

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January 3, 2027
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Honey Phillips

Honey Phillips is a USA Today bestselling author who’s mastered the art of combining steamy romance with thrilling science fiction. Her books are a thrilling ride through galaxies filled with alien warriors, fierce Earth women, and love that defies the stars. With her stories, readers are swept into universes where danger lurks, but passion always prevails, making her books a must-read for fans of intense romance with a sci-fi twist. Honey’s passion for storytelling began early. At just five years old, she penned and illustrated her first book—a creation that, while brimming with imagination, lacked a certain polish in the art department.…