Pine Creek Lodge

A Sapphic Christmas Romance

De: Lynette McCornan

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Working through Christmas isn't exactly Nathalie Bergman's idea of holiday cheer, but with her family's bakery struggling after a devastating fire, she'll do whatever it takes to help. As a chalet girl at the upscale Pine Creek Lodge, she's used to catering to the wealthy elite of Aspen. But nothing prepares her for Sofia Holloway—the stunning tech CEO who arrives alone, armed with a frosty demeanor and a determination to avoid all things festive.

As a snowstorm traps them together in the Colorado mountains, Nat discovers there's more to Sofia than her icy exterior suggests. Between rescue missions involving an abandoned kitten, shared bottles of wine, and the kind of conversations that last until dawn, the walls between guest and staff begin to crumble.

Nat knows better than to fall for a guest, especially one far out of her league, but what starts as a cold shoulder turns into a warm embrace, and she breaks her one cardinal rule: never get cozy with the clientele.

In a town where the temperatures may be sub-zero but the romance is red-hot, "Pine Creek Lodge" proves that love, like a perfectly baked sourdough, just needs the right ingredients and time to rise.

Lovely story line

Virtual voice periodicity distracts from the story but I still found myself feeling like I was right there watching things like the relaunch of the bakery. Thank you for the beautiful love story. Mike

Overreacting

Why do people overreact and make assumptions? Natalie should have stayed as was requested, but no, she overreactted and ran out and cried, letting her mind come to its own conclusions of a situation. She had no choice but to return, as she had a job to do. But Sophia finds her 1st at her parents house.
Story would be better without virtual voice, although this one isn't as bad as most of them.

Virtual Voice is a no go.

I truly dislike Virtual Voice and I really tried to give it a chance. Although the story was good the performance was laughable.