She designs perfection. He builds things to last. Falling in love was never part of the plan.

Chloe Davenport's carefully curated career implodes when a very public panic attack turns the rising Los Angeles interior designer into an overnight laughingstock. Her chance at redemption comes from an unlikely source: eccentric celebrity Jules Vance, who offers Chloe a career-saving assignment transform a rundown Oregon mountain cabin for a live television special.

There's just one problem.

She has to work with Silas Thorne, a rugged, stubborn master carpenter who wants nothing to do with her polished LA aesthetic. Silas is fighting to save his family's century-old lumber mill from foreclosure, and this job could be his last chance to keep it alive.

Forced to work side by side, Chloe and Silas clash over everything from wood beams to design philosophy. But beneath the sawdust, sharp banter, and impossible fourteen-day deadline, something neither of them expects begins to take shape.

Chemistry. Respect. And a love neither can control.

As the renovation races toward its live television reveal, their carefully guarded walls begin to crack. But when Chloe's old boss offers her the career she thought she wanted back and a television producer threatens to erase Silas from his own masterpiece she has to decide what matters more: the perfectly curated life she built in Los Angeles or the messy, unexpected future she could build with him.

Because sometimes the strongest things are the ones created from broken pieces.

Measure twice. Love once.