Kace Channing has been best friends with Luke Holland for thirty-five years. He can’t imagine his world without him. But over the last twelve months, they’ve hardly seen one another. And life without Luke seems empty. When Luke shows up on Kace’s doorstep, asking for a place to stay, Kace is happy to say yes. But he isn’t prepared for the kiss that follows, or ready to admit he could kiss Luke forever. What they already have is too important. And when Luke, the least outdoorsy person Kace knows, tells him he's buying a cabin in the woods, Kace tries to talk him out of it. But Luke’s made up his mind. He says they need it, the two of them. But won’t kisses and cabins ruin their friendship?

Kisses and Cabins

“We’re leaving after breakfast.” Lukas handed him a plate with two egg-in-a-hole toasts. Kace took it and sat.


“Leaving?” He glanced at the clock—only ten-fifteen. He’d be tired at work tonight unless he napped during the day.


“No, I’ve made up my mind. You’ll love it.”


Kace sighed and bit into the toast. “I think it’s a stupid idea.”


“It’s always good to have properties.”


Studying him, Kace reached for the coffee and took a sip. “You need to look after a house. You can’t just buy it. It’ll fall apart.”


Kace shook his head. “You owned a new, modern house. A cabin in the woods…How’s the plumbing?”


Luke gave him a wide-eyed look. “Eh…It’s working.”


With a groan, Kace leaned back in the chair. “How old is this cabin? Is there a sewer?”


“It’s working.” Luke frowned at him.


Chapter 8