Signage, Snowbanks & Second Opinions: A Romantic Comedy (A Matchmaker Moms Romance #71)

A trail-signage overhaul should have been simple.

Instead, it drops Dalton’s no-nonsense Fish & Wildlife warden into the path of a polished PR consultant who thinks words like wayfinding and public interface belong anywhere near the woods.

Foster Brady believes in rules, clarity, and keeping people alive. He does not believe in branding a trailhead, entertaining nonsense, or getting distracted by a man with good hair and dangerous charm.

Channing Whitaker is from away, professionally unflappable, and very used to being underestimated. He came to Dalton to help fix a safety problem—not to get dragged through snowbanks at dawn by a warden with a badge, a glare, and an inconveniently compelling sense of responsibility.

But as meetings turn into field tests, arguments turn into respect, and a public project turns into something far more personal, Foster and Channing find themselves navigating more than trail markers and winter installs. Because in a town like Dalton, nothing stays private for long—and love is a lot harder to control than a signage plan.

When gossip flares, tempers spike, and the whole project threatens to become a public mess, Foster and Channing will have to decide whether they’re willing to stop treating each other like a problem to manage…and start choosing each other on purpose.

Signage, Snowbanks & Second Opinions is a cozy, banter-filled M/M romantic comedy featuring opposites attract, small-town meddling, workplace friction, winter fieldwork, public forum chaos, truck-scene feelings, and a hard-edged hero learning that love is not a liability.

Welcome back to Dalton, where the coffee is strong, the opinions are louder than necessary, and sometimes the clearest sign in the world is the one pointing you home.