The Mountain Man Lumberjack’s Claimed Bride

I didn’t advertise for a bride.

My sister did it for me. Without asking. Without warning. And without any apparent understanding of what it means to send a woman to live with a man like me.

I’m six foot four of bad temper and Montana wilderness. I’ve built everything I own with my own two hands and I like my life exactly the way it is — quiet, orderly, mine.

But then Nora Chambers arrives on my doorstep with two suitcases and a letter from the agency that says she’s read my profile and she’s not afraid of hard work or hard men.

She should be afraid.

She isn’t.

She’s soft and sharp and she asks me questions no one has asked me in years. She bakes bread that makes my whole cabin smell like something I lost a long time ago. She handles my chainsaw like she grew up in timber country, and she looks at my land like she’s already planning where the garden goes.

I told myself this was a business arrangement.

Then I started counting the hours until she walked through my door.

This isn’t what I agreed to. It’s better. And I am done fighting it.

The Mountain Man Lumberjack’s Claimed Bride is a steamy standalone mail-order bride romance featuring a gruff, possessive lumberjack who never asked for love and the stubborn, warm-hearted woman who shows up and makes herself impossible to refuse. No cheating. No cliffhanger. Guaranteed HEA.