Victoria Wilder is a USA Today bestselling author of contemporary romance, known for small-town settings, sharp banter, and heat-forward love stories with a thread of suspense running through them. She writes fiercely independent heroines and the guarded, loyal men who fall hard for them, favoring plots where a simmering attraction shares the page with a mystery, a buried family secret, or a threat closing in. She reached a wide audience with The Bourbon Boys, a trilogy set in the fictional town...
Hide and Peak
Hide and Peak
Synopsis
Henry Riggs met the love of his life in a bar on the worst night of his life, just after his career fell apart — and then he lost her, too. Or so the world believes. The truth is more complicated: she is alive, she is hidden, and keeping her that way means pretending they were never anything at all.
Now she is back in Strutt's Peak as his sister's best friend, close enough to touch and strictly off-limits. Henry's family runs one of the country's most successful winter-sports brands, which makes him exactly the kind of high-profile that draws attention — and attention is the last thing a woman in hiding can afford. Keeping his distance is the smart play. Wanting her anyway is the problem.
The second book in the Riggs Family Romance, Hide and Peak is a second-chance, enemies-to-lovers romance with a witness-protection secret at its center — small-town warmth, real stakes, and plenty of heat.
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Characters
Henry RiggsProtagonist
A Riggs brother and the public face of the family's winter-sports empire, hiding the fact that the woman he lost is alive and living in Strutt's Peak under his protection.
GiselleProtagonist
The woman Henry fell for and thought he had lost; presumed dead and living in hiding, now back in town as his sister's best friend.
Everly RiggsSupporting
Henry's sister, whose own romance opens the series and whose best friend is the woman Henry is hiding.
The Riggs Family Romance
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Frequently asked questions
What is Hide and Peak about?
The second Riggs Family book follows Henry Riggs, who is secretly hiding the woman he loves — believed dead, but really in witness protection — as she reappears in Strutt's Peak as his sister's best friend.
Do I need to read Peaks of Color first?
Each Riggs book stands alone, but Hide and Peak is the second entry and revisits the family and town from Peaks of Color, so reading in order adds context.
What tropes does Hide and Peak have?
Second chance, enemies-to-lovers, best-friend's-brother, and a witness-protection secret, wrapped in small-town romance with real danger.