Can a nature-loving Daddy help a neurodivergent Little conquer her fear of the great outdoors? Jade Bianchi, a fashion designer with Tourette’s syndrome and severe anxiety, has just set up shop in the small town of Little Rock. She prefers the safety of her store, with windows blocked out to the world, the clicks of her sewing machine a comforting soundtrack. But after a scary medical wake-up call, the four-foot-ten Little is advised to embrace the great outdoors. And who better to guide her than Harrison Brooks, Little Rock's very own park ranger? Ex-mountain rescue hero Harrison, a walking embodiment of wild nature, is determined to help his shy and unique roommate Jade overcome her fears. All six foot six of him. With firm discipline and plenty of confident encouragement, he coaxes his roomie outside and introduces her to the beauty of nature, one hiking trail at a time. As Jade learns to appreciate the thrill of the wild, she finds herself drawn to her protective guide. Each new trail inspires her designs, leading to a climax as breathtaking as the mountain peaks they traverse. But can she conquer her fears and embrace a life less restricted, that’s full of adventure and, possibly, love? And if she can do that, can she even manage to do the scariest thing of all – learn to love herself in the process? Pack your bags for 'Hiking with Harrison,' the latest adventure in the Little Rock Daddies series. Brimming with age-gap romance, risqué roommate flirtation, a beautiful celebration of neurodiverse relationships, extreme height difference, mountain man muscle, disciplinary journeys, and a Little's transition from indoors to the great outdoors, this novella is a breath of fresh air for fans of protective Daddies, daring Littles, and a story with a healthy, heartwarming ending.