One Cabin. One Bed. Too Many Feelings.
When burnout leaves high-powered attorney Naomi Ellis with nothing but exhaustion and silence, she escapes to a remote mountain cabin—the kind of place where no one can find her. She’s craving solitude, healing, and maybe a little peace.
But there’s one problem.
The cabin isn’t empty.
Caleb Walker, a gruff construction worker with no patience for city types, has been living there while he rebuilds his life after a loss of his own. He’s all rough edges, flannel, and quiet storms—and he has no intention of sharing his space.
Forced to live under the same roof, Naomi and Caleb clash over everything—until the snow deepens, tempers thaw, and something unspoken starts to grow in the silence between them.
What begins as a reluctant truce turns into late-night confessions, stolen glances, and a connection neither of them saw coming. But as the snow melts and the world creeps back in, Naomi will have to decide whether to return to the life she left behind—or stay with the man who showed her what home could really mean.
A slow-burn, small-town, forced-proximity romance about healing, surrender, and love that feels like breathing.
