Falling for the Lumberjack by Joann Baker

He’s big. He’s broody. And he’s about to show her exactly how hard lumberjacks fall.

SALLY
I did not expect to spend the night stranded with my walking, talking lumberjack fantasy. Nope. I was supposed to deliver a stupid part, get a glimpse of his grumpy, growly self, and go home to swoon in peace.
But the universe had other plans.
A storm. A fallen tree. One ridiculously isolated cabin.
And him.
Landry McAllister. The eldest of six hulking, broody lumberjack brothers. The man I’ve been secretly crushing on since the first time he stepped into the hardware store, all flannel and muscles and scowls.
Now it’s just the two of us. The tension’s thicker than pancake batter, and his stare? Hotter than a campfire in July.
I should be terrified. But I’m not. Because when Landry looks at me like that, like he’s barely holding himself back… I kind of hope he doesn’t.

LANDRY
I’ve wanted her since the moment I laid eyes on her.
Too young. Too soft. Too damn tempting.
So, I kept my distance. I built walls. Focused on the business, my brothers, the logging company.
Then she showed up at my cabin, all curves and bright eyes, delivering a part I didn’t even care about. And when a fallen tree blocked the only way out, trapping us together for the night…
I knew I was done pretending.
She doesn’t belong in my world—rough hands, cold nights, and a man who’s been alone too long to know how to be anything else.
But none of that matters.
Because now that she’s here, there’s no way in hell I’m letting her go.