Two opposites. One cabin. The perfect storm.
All Lucy Sage wanted was inspiration for her next book, and maybe to escape mothering her nieces for a few days. What she got was a snowstorm on a remote Norwegian mountain and a brush with hypothermia. Thank God for Oskar Aagard, the rugged, infuriatingly gorgeous local who saved her life.
At least being trapped in a tiny cabin with a metaphorical Norse god has its upsides. But she’s too deep in a career crisis to even contemplate falling for a man from another country. The last thing she needs is another distraction from writing.
Too bad there’s only one bed.
Her heart never had a hope in hell.
Snow One Like You is a steamy, snowed-in novella perfect for fans of Ali Hazelwood’s sharp banter and Emily Henry’s slow-burn tension—a story about finding love when you’re (literally and metaphorically) snowed under.
All Lucy Sage wanted was inspiration for her next book, and maybe to escape mothering her nieces for a few days. What she got was a snowstorm on a remote Norwegian mountain and a brush with hypothermia. Thank God for Oskar Aagard, the rugged, infuriatingly gorgeous local who saved her life.
At least being trapped in a tiny cabin with a metaphorical Norse god has its upsides. But she’s too deep in a career crisis to even contemplate falling for a man from another country. The last thing she needs is another distraction from writing.
Too bad there’s only one bed.
Her heart never had a hope in hell.
Snow One Like You is a steamy, snowed-in novella perfect for fans of Ali Hazelwood’s sharp banter and Emily Henry’s slow-burn tension—a story about finding love when you’re (literally and metaphorically) snowed under.
