Review: Loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 27, 2013
Don't judge a book by it's cover; or rather, don't judge a lumberjack by the small town you saw him in, is the moral of this story.Frankie didn't have it easy, growing up in small town Minnesota, being obviously gay. It left him kind of jaded toward small towns in general and the people to live there, specifically. So, when he gets his directionally challenged self lost when trying to get back to the Cities from where his parents now live in Duluth, and he gets caught in a massive blizzard while trying to get un-lost, he finds himself stranded in a cabin with three lumberjacks.Marcus, one of the three lumberjacks in question, having been a hot shot lawyer in the Minneapolis and still bitter over a bad relationship, does not want to want Frankie. Marcus takes grumpy to new levels until he caves to said want.Neither Frankie nor Marcus want to fall in love and in spite of the fact that it would seem impossible to contemplate having an actual relationship, they do. But what happens when the storm ends and Frankie goes back to the cities?I don't think I've ever wanted two people to get together more than Frankie and Marcus. I loved this story! The conflict didn't even seem forced. This is the first book by this author I have read, but it won't be the last. Can't wait for the next book in this series!