Double Booked

One cabin. Two reservations. Neither man plans to stay. Photographer Luke Bennett came to Lakeview for solitude, distance, and absolutely nothing resembling commitment. Owen Mercer came for quiet, structure, and enough isolation to finally finish his novel. Thanks to one spectacular booking mistake, they get each other instead. Sharing a cabin should be simple. Split the space. Respect the rules. Survive the reservation.
Except Luke is impulsive, sarcastic, and allergic to staying anywhere too long. Owen plans everything, trusts almost no one, and has built his entire life around keeping chaos at a safe distance. They should drive each other insane. Instead, somewhere between arguments over kitchen space, quiet mornings by the lake, unexpected laughter, and nights when the distance between them becomes impossible to maintain, the cabin starts feeling dangerously like home.
But Luke knows what it means to be left, and Owen knows better than to trust anything permanent. When the outside world comes calling and their accidental time together finally runs out, they'll have to decide whether this was simply a temporary mistake... Or the first thing either of them has chosen to keep