Baby, It's Cold

By: Josh Lanyon

Narrated by: Michael Ferraiuolo

Talk about kitchen nightmares! TV chef Rocky and foodie blogger Jesse have been pals forever, so it should have been the most natural thing in the world to kick their relationship up a notch. Instead, it turned out to be a disaster. But Christmas is the season of love, and someone's cooking up a sweet surprise....

This story can also be found in the Comfort and Joy anthology.

©2014 Josh Lanyon (P)2015 Josh Lanyon

Lovely

Absolutely loved this! It reminded me more of a Mary Calmes/Greg Tremblay combo, but it was just wonderful. Not Mr. Lanyon's usual crime story but a story about love and second chances. Short and sweet. Packed with emotions. Friends to lovers to ex-lovers to lovers again. Nicely done! Great narration. As usual, Mr. Lanyon found the perfect narrator! Highly recommended. Grab some hot chocolate and snuggle up and enjoy! :-)

Adorable

Sweet and adorable holiday short story. Vintage Josh Lanyon. Great narration. 👍 😊 😃 😀

Nicely done

If the author isn't a chef, I am impressed at the culinary details. I could imagine the scenes and without any expectations, I enjoyed it. Narrator did well with male, female and accents for the characters.

Wow! Emotional little listen!

Josh Lanyon is about the only author that can really pack such an emotional punch in such a short story. The characters have so much depth and just very relatable. A love story that is not over the top but will leave you feeling very satisfied!

Awesome Holiday Read

Audiobook Review December 2019:
It's been 5 years since I originally read Baby It's Cold and I loved it just as much now as then. Some might call Rocky and Jesse's story a Hallmark-y rom-com, and not everyone enjoys them and if I'm completely honest I only like a small portion but Baby It's Cold is 10 times better. There's friendship, second chances, bickering, heat, and plenty of heart. As for the narrator, this is the first Michael Ferraiuolo but I hope to listen to many more. His voice makes the story come alive as if it's unfolding right in front of. Brilliant and fun holiday gem.

Original Review December 2014
Not much I can say about poor Rocky and Jesse that won't be a spoiler. Second chances can always be an interesting read because there are so many possibilities and revelations. And Josh Lanyon doesn't disappoint with said possibilities and revelations. It's all wrapped up in a snowstorm, good food, and of course a third party.