Cabin Daddy: Two Lost Boys - A Why Choose Forced Proximity Mountain Romance #990506

I was supposed to be on my honeymoon. Instead, I’m snowed in with three men who refuse to let me sleep alone.
Twelve hours before my wedding, I caught my fiancé betraying me on the very tables I spent months designing. I ran. Three hundred miles later, I ended up in a freezing, off-grid mountain cabin with a blizzard closing in and no way to start a fire.
Enter Grant. He’s massive, bearded, and built like the mountain itself. A former wildland firefighter who lives in isolation to outrun his past, he saves my life and carries me back to his aggressively masculine, hyper-organized cabin. He’s grumpy, demanding, and calls me “sweetheart” in a gravelly voice that instantly rewires my nervous system. I'm supposed to stay out of his way until the storm breaks.
Then the door gets kicked open again. Leo is an aspiring novelist with golden-retriever energy, a filthy mouth, and a desperate need to make me laugh. Finn is a tattooed diesel mechanic with dark, observant eyes and the quiet, devastating patience of a man who knows exactly how to put broken things back together.
Four strangers. One cabin. A ten-day blizzard that traps us together. I’ve spent my entire life being a perfect, conflict-avoidant people-pleaser. But in the firelight of this cabin, caught between the commanding authority of a mountain man, the enthusiastic worship of a runaway writer, and the steady devotion of a mechanic, I'm discovering what it means to actually ask for what I want.
And what I want is all of them.
Cabin Daddy: Two Lost Boys is a scorching hot, high-angst, forced-proximity "why choose" romance. It features one runaway bride, three obsessed mountain men, explicit M/M/M/F interactions, heavy emotional healing, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after. No choosing required.