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He goes by the book. I make it up as I go. Together, we’re a disaster waiting to happen.

Since my divorce, I’ve been rebuilding my life one two-by-four at a time—only to have it torn apart one code violation at a time by a handsome but infuriating building inspector.

When Finn schedules a plumbing inspection on the morning of the winter storm of the century, I’m convinced he’s lost his mind. He’s usually punctual to the second, but this time he’s late, a sure sign the California boy is out of his element.

Sure enough, he slides into a ditch, and I become his unlikely rescuer. Suddenly we’re snowed in together in my ramshackle, soon-to-be-demolished farmhouse that violates every building code known to man.

If either of us hopes to survive the next few days, Inspector Finn will have to learn to live with my sagging foundation, broody teenager, and potbelly pig. Otherwise, this snowy little Christmas could be a complete disaster.

Well… it might be either way.

Nothing says holiday cheer like a blizzard, a romantic rescue, an unstable farmhouse, and a slow-burn attraction that refuses to follow the rules.

She wanted quiet guests. She got a rock band.

Thanks to years of scrimping, saving, and a little loan from the bank, my bed-and-breakfast is finally a reality. My soft launch was a wild success, with friends and family booking rooms to show their support. Since then, it’s been crickets.

When a sweaty, ragtag crew of leather-clad rockers ambles up my driveway, I arm myself with a basket of freshly cut roses and a hospitable smile. Their bus broke down and they need a place to stay. The tall one, Seph, assures me his bandmates are harmless, but he offers to take them elsewhere if I feel uncomfortable.

Nope. This is what I signed up for. Fiddlehead Farmhouse is open for business.

I just hope it’s still standing when they leave.

Undone is the third standalone in Erin Lucy’s Unruly Rockstar sweet romantic comedy series. Featuring forced proximity, a farmhouse, and a rock star who’s unexpectedly handy, this heartfelt romance serves up small-town charm with a side of unexpected heat (of the non-fire kind). If you love heroines who guard their hearts and musicians who show up with a toolbox, this one’s for you.