Feverburn by Maggie Maren

After catching her boyfriend in an affair, Rosie Hayes does what any reasonable person would and befriends the other woman. Together in a scorned sisterhood, they move to a kooky small town in Maine to open a coffee and crystal shop.
Along with this new chapter, Rosie acquires a new problem: Carson Kouris, the resident grump of Pine Bluff. Not only does she live in the loft above his hardware store, but it’s also across the street from her witchy shop. Too close for comfort is an understatement after their rocky start.
But Rosie soon realizes Carson doesn’t talk to anyone…except her.
She sets to uncover what this brooding mountain man is hiding and why the townsfolk call him Cursed Carson. And what starts as curiosity turns into long nights in his cabin, skinny dipping in moonlit lakes and romps on the forest floor. All unbeknownst to her new friend and business partner, who happens to be dating his estranged brother.
Everything changes when an accidental fire erupts, and secrets they’ve both been hiding spill out.
Is his cursed reputation simply a small-town superstition, or is being with him a real threat to Rosie’s safety?
Searching for answers, they must keep their love a secret at the risk of everything going up in flames. But a connection like theirs can’t remain hidden for long.
When it comes to love, sometimes your only hope is not getting burned.

*Feverburn can be enjoyed as a standalone novel but will reveal major spoilers for Stormbound, the first book in the series. It is told from a first-person dual point of view, with no cliffhangers. If you love grumpy lumberjacks and witchy women, look no further!