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Two winter romances set in the quietest corners of America—one on the frozen prairie, one on a wind-struck New England coast. Each story follows two people finding connection, truth, and a second chance when the world outside is coldest.

What We Dig Up takes place in the stillness of a South Dakota winter, where archaeologist Delia Monroe arrives expecting nothing but work, frost, and solitude. Instead, she meets Wade Lang, a guarded farmer whose land holds more history than either of them is prepared for.
Storms sweep across the prairie. Power fails. Distance collapses. As they uncover artifacts, diaries, and truths buried for generations, Delia and Wade are pushed together in a way neither intended. The slow warmth between them grows against the backdrop of snowed-in nights, quiet kitchens, and the fragile trust that can form when two lonely people realise they don’t have to face winter—or the truth—alone.
It’s a story shaped by long silences, reluctant partnership, the healing that begins in close quarters, and the soft ache of falling for someone at the exact moment life is demanding courage.

Low Light moves the season to Rhode Island, where Iris Mallory returns to her grandmother’s cottage on the harbour, determined to hide from everything she’s been running from. Winter has other plans.
A sudden nor’easter knocks out the power, floods the cottage, and sends her straight back into the orbit of Miles Hart—the quiet, steady furniture maker she once loved and left. Snow drifts rise. The wind seals the town. And in the low, golden light of his workshop, the two of them find themselves sharing the kind of silence that isn’t empty at all.
It’s a tender, coastal winter romance where old wounds surface gently, where the cold outside makes every small kindness feel luminous, and where the possibility of rebuilding—home, art, trust, love—comes into focus one soft moment at a time.

Together, these novels offer cozy winter settings, slow-burn chemistry, heartfelt reconnection, and the deep emotional comfort readers seek in seasonal romance.
Snowstorms force honesty. Power cuts make room for intimacy. The landscapes are quiet but the feelings aren’t.
If you love winter romances with depth, warmth, and characters who earn every inch of their healing, the What We Dig Up / Low Light duology captures the kind of love that glows brighter in the cold.