Mountains Apart

Winning this battle could mean losing it all 

San Diego workaholic Emily Hollings doesn't eat fish, doesn't wear flannel shirts and certainly doesn't fraternize with the enemy. So why is she finding herself charmed by Rankins, Alaskaher company's next development targetand the leader of its hostile opposition, Bering James? 

She must be more burned-out than she thought. Her professional reserve is slipping. And she's starting to fantasize about a life beyond worka life like Bering has here. Maybe they can put their professional differences aside and explore thisfriendship. Or maybe she's just deluding herself. Because one of them has to win.