Indigo Ridge

Winslow Covington believes in the letter of the law. As the new chief of police in Quincy, Montana, she's determined to prove she earned the job on her own merits — not because her grandfather is the mayor. What she didn't count on was a first-night-in-town mistake: a one-night stand with a rugged, charming stranger who turns out to be Griffin Eden, eldest son of the town's powerful founding family.

Griffin is arrogant, infuriating, and never lets Winslow forget she's an outsider. But when a woman is found dead on Eden land, the two of them are thrown together, and their mutual antagonism starts to give way to a reluctant, undeniable pull. As the investigation circles closer to one of Quincy's own, Winn and Griffin have to decide whom to trust.

Indigo Ridge opens Devney Perry's The Edens, a small-town enemies-to-lovers romantic suspense series set against the tight-knit, gossip-prone backdrop of a Montana mountain town.