Lumberjill

Madeline Campbell never meant to come home for good. Returning to the family homestead for her aunt's funeral was supposed to be brief: a few days of grief, memories, and the familiar warmth of the cabins she once couldn't wait to escape.

But home has a way of stirring up unfinished things.

Quinn Mitchell has always been part of the Campbell world - chopping wood, keeping fires burning, and getting under Maddie's skin since childhood. Once the annoying younger girl Maddie tormented, Quinn is now strong, guarded, and impossible to ignore. Between old family secrets, lingering grief, and a spark neither woman knows what to do with, their reunion quickly becomes something far more complicated than either expected.

As Maddie's city life pulls her one way and the homestead calls her back, Quinn is chasing a legacy of her own in the world of lumberjack competition. But the more their lives collide, the harder it becomes to pretend their connection is just history.

Warm, funny, emotional, and full of family, longing, and second chances, Lumberjill is a heartfelt romance about coming home, finding courage, and discovering that sometimes the person who keeps your fire burning has been there all along.