From Alana Highbury, Amazon bestselling author, comes a slow burn enemies-to-lovers romance in a snowy small town.
It was hate at first sight.
After a run-in with the rude best man, Peter, at her best friend’s wedding and a subsequent meltdown on New Year’s Eve, Hazel is ready to make major changes. Realizing she’s a serial dater, she vows to take a break from dating and focus on reinventing herself in her career—and putting down roots for once in her life.
But when the jerk from the wedding moves in next door, Hazel can’t believe her bad luck. She does her best to avoid Peter, until a massive blizzard forces her to take shelter at his house. The icy tension between them starts to thaw as they get to know each other, but when they’re still snowed in four days later—on Valentine’s Day—tempers flare as passions rise.
Confused and unsettled, Hazel has no idea what to do with her conflicting feelings, and avoiding him doesn’t seem to be an option.
Can she find love with this enigmatic man amid the winter storm brewing within and between them?
This is a sweet romance without explicit scenes, but it contains light swearing and adult themes.
My Review
This book begins with a wedding. Hazel is at her best friend’s wedding and realizes how lonely she is. She is a hopeless romantic and a hot mess when it comes to communicating with the opposite gender.
The new neighbor and best man, Peter, is an uptight hottie. Their interactions are awkward, uncomfortable, and strange overall. Most of this story is Hazel rambling, but it does have a nice winter vibe.
She finally comes to her senses and takes the offering of forced proximity and snowed in with her neighbor. After a lot of interactions, they finally move from friends to lovers.
The overall story was a cute read with grumpy/sunshine characters, forced proximity, and holiday romance. I appreciated the incorporation of Valentine’s Day and the winter vibes. I did enjoy that the male character had a chronic illness represented and well-established in the storyline. He has an heart condition which is mentioned and relatable but I of course forgot the name of the condition. Also, this story is a clean romance, just kissing.
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