Mountain Moonlight

Divorcee Vala and her young son, Davis, arrive in Phoenix, Arizona, intending to hike into Superstition Mountain to follow an old map her son was given by an elderly Apache before he died. Davis believes it's a treasure map. Convinced by a camping outfitter that they need a guide, Vala checks the list on the store's bulletin board, and finds one name crossed out. Perversely she reads it anyway. . Bram Hunter! Even though she left Phoenix with her family when she was sixteen, she's never forgotten him.

Which drives her to call the number listed.

Bram's planning to leave for a Caribbean vacation in a few days, but he remembers Vala. He has no intention of guiding anyone anywhere right now, but remembers one night long ago, and agrees to meet her.

Reviews:

" Mountain Moonlight…is a leisurely-paced, heart-warming story with intriguing mythological overtones." Teresa Roebuck

To be honest I only read this book because it was based in Arizona, and I love Az. But the book was really good! It taught me things about Az. That I didn't know and I've live here all my life. E. Stowell

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It was very well written and edited. The legends of the Apache's were very interesting.
I normally read something with mystery included along with the romance, but am very glad that I took a chance on reading this book.
It is a story of a divorced mother and her son following a treasure map given to the child by a elder Apache or Ndee. They return to her home town where she meets up with her high school crush and hires him as a guide for the treasure hunt. The only other thing I will say about the story is that I wish I could have met a man like Bram when my children were young.
Would definitely suggest this book for a nice romance novel. I enjoyed it because the two main characters knew each other before and it was not a "fall in love at first sight" novel. Geren34
Will definitely look for other books by this author.