Snowflake Kisses

By: Dawn Brower

Narrated by: Renée Maxwell

Length: 1 hr and 16 mins

Publisher's Summary

Mack Taylor has led a charmed life since he left home and the scandal he left behind. His past haunts him and leads him down a path of personal chaos. Nightmares plague him until he is forced to face the choices he's made. In an attempt to right the wrongs of his past and find a way to move forward with his life, he returns home to beg for forgiveness.
 

Meghy Watkins never left her hometown, and instead abandoned every plan she made. She's become a borderline recluse and barely leaves her home. Delivery and the internet have become her best friends. She has trouble letting go of her insecurities and can't forget the one person she's always loved.
 

Fate has a plan, and Mack and Meghy won't be left with much choice in the end. It'll come down to one decision, and the right one will bring them unimaginable happiness.

©2017 Dawn Brower (P)2018 Dawn Brower

Sweet short second chance love story!

Short, sweet and heartwarming second chance love story. I love the story of Mack and Meghy. I love the beautiful HEA. I enjoyed my listen. The narration was good and easy to listen. I received this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Short sweet and to the point

It moves nicely along in this fast pace romance. It is such a sweet story of childhood friends to love but it has taken a few years to make it all happen. I thought this was a delightful story that I really enjoyed.

The narrator did a good job there was a few places where the wording was repeated and could be a easy fix. I thought she gave good emotions, lovely character voice, her normal voice is very pleasant. There are no volume changes and no background noise.

Quick, short, sweet Christmas Novella

This is a super short second chance romance about two childhood friends reunited. There's no sex or steam to melt the snow this it's considered a "sweet" romance.
My only critique would be that I felt there were still some unanswered questions and feelings about why they were separated and I would have liked that conversation included.
Other than that, it's read well by the narrator and would be a nice listen when you just need something quick.

just sweet

This is just a sweet love story. Nothing much happening. he comes back to town see's old flame and they're happy ever after
The author does not go deep into the characters or the story.
The narrator is good.
the story just flow's into one ear and out the other, doesn't leave much behind.

Second chance love...swoon

Mac is a successful musician and is back in the hometown that he escaped many years ago. Meg is an author, and former bff of Mac, who spends her days hiding out at home. Go figure that on a rare run to the coffee shop, she sees Mac. Will these two former best friends overcome past hurts and have a second chance at love? This was a sweet novella that IMO, could be expanded into full length...it really wetted my appetite.
I voluntarily accepted a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an unbiased review.

Snowflake Kisses

When fate brings 2 old loves back together its time to put the past behind them. Meghy has forgiven him but he must forgive himself so they can move on. This is a very short but sweet romance. It makes you want to get a cup of coco and sit by a warm fire. The narration was very nice and easy to listen to.

Clean contemporary quickie

Sometimes you have to go home to start over. Sometimes going home can open up new possibilities and clear old hurts. These two former best friends find out that time is no deterrent to the friendship they had built over years.

Narrator did the job for the females but missed the mark for males. Mack sound more feminine than male.

Sweet Love Story

This was my first experience with any of Dawn Brower's work and although the story was sweet and pleasant, it was a little too simplistic for my taste. The actions that sent Mack Taylor running from his hometown are never discussed in detail. The reasons that Meghy Watkins becomes a borderline recluse are never depicted. The lines for the song, "Winter Wonderland" are cleverly woven throughout the tale. If as a reader you are in the mood for a simple, uncomplicated romance story then this story is acceptable. Renée Maxwell's narration is fine, but not overtly exciting. I accepted a free copy of the audiobook and I have voluntarily left this review.