Caught in the Axe (Maine Lumberjacks, #1)

by Daphne Elliot

The strength and precision were intoxicating. Beside me, my mother fanned herself. “Talk about arm porn. Those dress shirts do not do him justice.”

“Because I don’t want you to be cold. Or hungry or tired. I care about you. And if I can make your life easier, even in the smallest of ways, then I’ll do it. Every time.”

“Good. Because no one ever will. You’re mine now.” I grunted. “This pussy, it’s mine.”

He’d baked scones before. And those incredible blueberry muffins after he got one at the Caffeinated Moose and I said I was jealous. Was he really trying to crack the pizza code? For me?

I threw a dishtowel at him. “Sit down.” I pointed to the couch. “And put on the damn sling. If you behave, I’ll make a pot of coffee and sit beside you with my laptop so we can review documents together.” He grumbled but complied. Thank God.