Luc Weston is employed by his uncle as a cartographer. He's an office dwelling creator of maps and plans, but as his uncle's heir, he must learn all aspects of the company. Specifically, surveying. The upside--spending time with the gorgeous surveyor, Rick Masters, in a cozy cabin. The downside--the cabin is in the woods. Luc hates nature, and nature hates him. He's got the injuries and bites to prove it. How can he impress Rick in such a foreign and hostile environment?

Rick Masters can't believe he has to babysit the boss's privileged nephew for two weeks. Come on, the man turned up for a mountain survey wearing skinny jeans and toting a suitcase on wheels. But Luc's attitude and self-deprecating humor has surprised him. Perhaps he's misjudged him? He's nothing like the robust outdoorsmen Rick is usually attracted to, and yet...those skinny jeans sure hug him in all the right places. But Rick has a plan for his life, and a man like Luc Weston could never be part of it. No way.