Second Chance Snowmance

Seasons of Love, Book 3

De: Caroline Frank

Narrado por: Dillon Sickels, Dominique Franceschi

Rosie Castillo swore to herself that she’d never go back home—no matter what. But after her sister decides to get married in her snowy hometown in Colorado on New Year’s Eve, she’s left with no other choice but to return to the scene of the worst mistake she’s ever made.

Though assured several times by family members that the man who had her heart for so many years would not be home, Rosie runs into him the first day she arrives. Immediately, she’s left wondering how she could ever walk away from him again.

With the wedding, the holidays, their families being so close-knit, and the fact that they’re neighbors, it’s looking more and more like there’s no way for them to avoid falling back in love with one another. Can they manage to forgive each other and themselves and put the past behind them, or will it catch up and run their new relationship into the ground?

Watch as Rosie navigates meddling mothers, bridezilla sisters, a heart-melting love interest, and the general insanity that comes with the holiday season.

Second Chance Snowmance is a holiday, childhood-friends-to-lovers contemporary romance with delicious pining, banter, Spanglish, and a whole lot of steam. It is book 3 of the Seasons of Love series, but can be enjoyed as a standalone.

©2023 Caroline Frank (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

Such a fun and sweet story!

I absolutely loved the story! It was so sweet and such a fun listen. Narrators did a great job! I really enjoyed how seamlessly the bits of Spanish blended it, and appreciated all the small bits of culture.

It's hard to find BIPOC stories that don't give in to clichés, and this one definitely gave human characters and not caricatures.

This is my first book by this author, and will definitely check out others!

Not my favorite

I loved the e first two books of the series and while I liked Rosie & Asher’s story and chemistry the female narrator’s performance ruined half of the book for me. Her male voice was like listening to a robot trying to imitate Batman. It has nothing to do with her accent and everything to do with her delivery. Just because someone speaks the language doesn’t mean they can perform both sides of a great romance.