Falling was part of the job. Falling for her wasn’t.
Rachel
When I volunteered to organize a display about forestry for the town’s 125th anniversary celebration, I didn’t anticipate having a partner.
But moments after I raised my hand, his went up too.
Brody Brosseau.
He was all flannel and sawdust, whereas I hadn’t been out of the office and into the field in far too long.
My research focused on sustainability. He was a tree faller.
Technically, we were opposites.
In person, we clashed.
Until we didn’t.
Until I helped the stubborn man deal with his injured back and caught a glimpse past the mask he showed the world.
He had me seeing things in a different way, both in my research and…not.
Was he feeling the same thing I was?
Would falling for him mean risking my convictions, and my heart all at once?
Brody
Rachel Hall was the enemy.
Or she was supposed to be.
We were on opposite sides of the issue, and I was prepared to argue my point. Except she surprised me by actually listening. She was smart, relentless, and asked questions that made me think—and worse, made me laugh.
We were opposites on paper, but out in the woods, it was a different story.
My injured back had me weak in the knees, but the way she cared for me did, too.
I should have just finished the project and moved on. What would a sweet person like her have wanted with a grump like me, anyway?
But the closer we got, the harder it became to tell where the project ended and something real began.
Will these two opposites give into attraction? Or will they go their separate ways after the big event? Find out in the short, instalove novella featuring a grumpy lumberjack, a no-nonsense nerdy researcher and the project that brings them together.
Genre: Romance
Rachel
When I volunteered to organize a display about forestry for the town’s 125th anniversary celebration, I didn’t anticipate having a partner.
But moments after I raised my hand, his went up too.
Brody Brosseau.
He was all flannel and sawdust, whereas I hadn’t been out of the office and into the field in far too long.
My research focused on sustainability. He was a tree faller.
Technically, we were opposites.
In person, we clashed.
Until we didn’t.
Until I helped the stubborn man deal with his injured back and caught a glimpse past the mask he showed the world.
He had me seeing things in a different way, both in my research and…not.
Was he feeling the same thing I was?
Would falling for him mean risking my convictions, and my heart all at once?
Brody
Rachel Hall was the enemy.
Or she was supposed to be.
We were on opposite sides of the issue, and I was prepared to argue my point. Except she surprised me by actually listening. She was smart, relentless, and asked questions that made me think—and worse, made me laugh.
We were opposites on paper, but out in the woods, it was a different story.
My injured back had me weak in the knees, but the way she cared for me did, too.
I should have just finished the project and moved on. What would a sweet person like her have wanted with a grump like me, anyway?
But the closer we got, the harder it became to tell where the project ended and something real began.
Will these two opposites give into attraction? Or will they go their separate ways after the big event? Find out in the short, instalove novella featuring a grumpy lumberjack, a no-nonsense nerdy researcher and the project that brings them together.
Genre: Romance