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Cabin Heat

(2026)
(The sixth book in the Snowberry Ridge Shifters series)
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She was just trying to save her brand… he was trying not to fall for her.

Chloe Bly has one job: come back from six days off-grid glowing, restored, and content-rich — proof to four million followers, and to the business partner quietly trying to replace her, that the wellness empire she built still has a beating heart. Never mind that she hasn't felt present in three years. Never mind that she's marketing a calm she can't feel. She is not going to be undone by a rustic mountain town, a dead phone signal, or a soot-and-woodsmoke wilderness guide who looks at her curated little life like he can see straight through it.

Then the July storm closes the trail out. The road washes away. And suddenly she's stranded at the end of the world with a grumpy wolf of a man who confiscates her candle, refuses to be charmed… and looks at her like she's the first true thing he's seen in years.

Rowan Hale is a wolf shifter who chose the backcountry precisely because it never lies to him — and Chloe Bly, with her ring light and her fake serenity, is everything he can't stand. Except she smells like rain and something real, and his wolf knows exactly what that means. She's his. The whole town has rules about how a woman is supposed to find out she's a shifter's mate — that she has to ask. He is going to hold that line if it kills him, even as one cabin and one bed and six days with no one else in the world make holding anything a losing battle.

One storm-locked night becomes a week neither of them wants to end, and when the real world comes roaring back — cameras, contracts, and a choice between the life she performs and the one she's starving to actually live — neither of them can pretend anymore that this was ever just a job.

Cabin Heat is a rivals-to-lovers, forced-proximity, fated-mates shifter romance full of grumpy-sunshine banter, off-grid heat, and a heroine learning to log off and live. A slow-burn-meets-content-loner wolf romance — perfect to enjoy with a flannel shirt, a cold drink on a hot night, and every notification switched off.


Genre: Paranormal Romance

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