Snow Falls

De: Gerri Hill

Narrado por: Abby Craden

Duración: 4 h y 58 m

Resumen del Editor

Jennifer Kincaid, on her way to a writer's workshop in the Colorado mountain town of Lake City, gets lost and is stranded by an avalanche.

Catherine Ryan-Barrett, running from the fame and fortune of her family name, wants nothing more to spend the winter alone and sequestered in her high mountain cabin. She is not prepared for a party crasher.

After spending two months together, they form an unlikely friendship that deepens even further. But after the spring thaw, Jen returns to her life in Santa Fe - and to the man who wants to marry her. All she knows of the woman who rescued her is her name...Ryan.

Contains mature themes.

©2012 Gerri Hill (P)2021 Tantor

Snow Falls

When I started this short story I wasn’t expecting much but I was very mistaken. This is one of my favorite Gerry HILL romances.

I was totally involved. I loved the setting of a single isolated cabin totally confined by snow and ice. The two main characters are described so well you can picture the scenes easily in your mind.

The sexual tension is very well described and very hot without being ‘too much information’.

I can’t imagine anyone giving this great story a less than perfect review.

Wow !!!

Wow !!! I love this story it really stokes the introvert in me …and of course the narration was perfect 🤩

great love story

really lovely, enjoyed the entire book. Kept me wanting to continue listening to it. I could just picture everything and loved the story.

Love wins!

Ryan is a recluse that has lost faith in humanity and prefers to stay away from the public. Jen is a naive and sheltered sweetheart. Ryan saves Jen from an avalanche and Jen is stuck at Ryan’s house for 2 months because of the weather. What could possibly happen? This is a sweet story and I wish it was a bit longer, but I enjoyed.

Short and to the point.

This feels like a story I've heard before. It's story beats and setting are familiar, but I'm sure it's probably a coincidence.

It's good, and short. It was nice having something bite sized for a change of pace. Plus it's by an author I already know I like and a narrator I'm very familiar with. It was fairly basic overall, but worth the time.

A Hermit Finds Her Heart

Jennifer Is on her way to a writer’s retreat when she gets caught in a blizzard. Ryan is a recluse living in her remote cabin with her two huskies. When Ryan rescues Jen they spend two months trapped by the snow. As feelings grow they must confront their pasts before they can go forward. A marvelous performance.

the beauty and fierceness of the mountains

Book was very well written! s usual the only thing I didn’t like was that it ended! I could have listened forever! Abby Craden, as usual, is the best!

OH YEAH!

What a sweet all-around good book!
Each time I delve into one of Gerri Hill’s books, I find myself loving the way she writes.
Great job Abby Craden!

Heart warming , can’t help but smile

If you’re looking for a charming, feel good, no drama , sexy story this is it. Very well written , can easily picture the surroundings , cabin, characters and even the dogs . The emotions both MC’s go through come to life through yet another epic narration preformed by Abby Craden.
If an author wants their book to succeed then have Abby breathe life into it.
This one will be a keeper in my “ need a good pick me up” category. After all, who doesn’t like a good rescue, beautiful secluded cabin, first love story , with sex and dogs!

Another Great Story

Getting trapped in the mountains with a self-proclaimed recluse for two months sounds like a vacation to me! Ryan and Jennifer get stuck together due to an avalanche, and at first, they are not happy about it one bit. But forced proximity and only one bed - they get a little comfortable.

This was exciting in the beginning, and then romantic as they got to know each other, being stuck together in a cabin. When they are forced to get back to their lives as they know it, they realise their feellings for each other. Of course, there are hangups and fears to get through first.

Another great story by Gerri Hill!