Oops I Fell For The Electrician Next Door
Kelsey Matlock has no time for sparks.
Not the romantic kind, anyway.
She’s too busy running Eight Pines Cabins, her little lakeside rental business in Cady Springs, Colorado. The cabins are charming, cozy, and mostly functional, as long as no one asks too many questions about the aging electrical system she’s been meaning to upgrade.
Then Marc Decker rents the cabin next door.
He’s muscular, protective, decidedly bossy, and in town to oversee the electrical work for the Cady Springs Lakefront Revitalization Project. He also has the deeply annoying habit of noticing everything Kelsey would rather ignore.
Her flickering porch light — Her overloaded panels. — Her stubborn refusal to ask for help.
Marc sees hazards waiting to happen. Kelsey sees expenses she can’t afford. And neither of them is prepared for the heat that sparks whenever they’re within touching distance.
She tells herself he’s temporary.
He tells himself she’s not his problem.
But when trouble hits Eight Pines Cabins, Marc doesn’t hesitate. He steps in, takes charge, and proves that some men are dangerous not because they burn everything down … but because they make a woman believe she doesn’t have to stand in the dark alone.
Oops… I Fell for the Electrician Next Door is a steamy small-town romance featuring a curvy, independent heroine, a grumpy protective electrician, forced proximity, temporary neighbors, bossy-man tension, lakeside cabins, and enough sparks to light up all of Cady Springs. Guaranteed HEA.
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