Mountain View Romances

Escape to Nant Arian, a weather-battered village in the Welsh mountains where breathtaking scenery, unpredictable weather and nosy locals provide the perfect backdrop for unexpected romance. Mountain View Romances brings together sparkling banter, walking mishaps, forced proximity and emotional second chances, with plenty of humour and heart along the way. Each book is a standalone romantic comedy, offering a feel-good escape to the beautiful Welsh countryside and a love story worth climbing a mountain for.

The Wrong Boots

Diane comes to Nant Arian for fresh air, peace and a break from being useful — but muddy paths, village gossip and calm, capable Huw Vaughan soon turn her careful escape into a feel-good romance worth climbing for.

Double Booked

A booking mix-up leaves newly single Helen sharing a remote Welsh cottage with calm, capable David — and discovering that the wrong accommodation might be exactly the right place to start again.

No Filter

Paige comes to Nant Arian desperate for a break from deadlines, brands and being watched — but sharp, steady Ellis sees straight through the polished version of her, turning rainy walks, village gossip and mountain tension into something far more real.

Fly With Me

When visitor Jason arrives in Nant Arian with work on his mind, fiercely capable café owner Carys has no time for distractions — until rain, local pride and unexpected chemistry turn one passing week into something worth risking.

When She Came Back

Stacey comes back to Nant Arian for a few carefully planned days and absolutely no emotional reckoning — but birthday chaos, mountain weather and steady, familiar Danny make the past feel far less finished than she expected.

Off The Beaten Path

Tilly comes to Nant Arian with the right kit, the right plan and no intention of getting emotionally sidetracked — but rain, ridges, workplace chaos and steady local guide Andrew make the expected route much harder to follow.

The Wrong Impression

Sharp London editor Wendy sees talent Robert would rather keep private, while he sees another outsider trying to package the mountain. But as their worlds collide, first impressions become much harder to defend.

The Last One To Fall

Daisy comes to Nant Arian to celebrate her sister, survive the matching outfits and laugh off every joke about being the last single woman standing — until steady, safety-first Jez makes falling feel far more tempting than she planned.

“No Dramas” (?)

When an ambitious mountain fundraiser spirals into festival-sized chaos, overworked fixer Nia reluctantly teams up with Australian events expert Matty — and discovers that sharing the load may be even harder than surviving the weather.