When Snowflakes Fall

The Graysons, Book 1

De: Tara Wyatt

Narrado por: Miller Calhoun

Divorced single dad Luke Grayson isn’t looking for love. Nope. Not at all what he’d planned on asking Santa for this year.

Love is off the table for Luke and has been ever since he had his heart broken when the mother of his son walked out on him without a backward glance. Ignoring the hurt and the loneliness, he’s spent the past several years focused on providing a good, stable life for Ethan while growing his successful carpentry business. But then Dr. Christie Harmon moves to Cheyenne, Wyoming, and has Luke wanting all kinds of things he shouldn’t want from the gorgeous pediatrician. Things like long nights, sweet mornings, and whispered promises. Soon, Luke finds himself only wanting Christie under his Christmas tree this year. But Christie’s running from a secret - one that could completely change how Luke sees her.

This is a sexy Christmas romance with a guaranteed HEA. Whether you’ve been naughty or nice, Luke will steam up your listening device this holiday season!

©2016 Tara Wyatt (P)2021 Tara Wyatt

Swoonworthy 💜

This book had me breathless and panting when I wasn't laughing hysterically. 💜🔥😄

“I forgot something.”

She frowned, looking around. “You did?”

His large hands cupped her face and he kissed her, his mouth hot and tender on hers.


I'm seriously swooning over here!

I had the pleasure of listening and reading this novella. It was a very easy read / listen. Even though I would've preferred a second voice, I liked the narrator, Miller Calhoun.

Story: 4.5 stars
Narration: 3.5 stars

Everyone makes mistakes

This is a heart warming Christmas short, with divorced single dad Luke Grayson drawn to pediatrician Christie Harmon. Christie is new in town and carries a secret shame, causing her to push people away. The author completely sucked me into this story, and while things were going so well for the couple, there was also the reminders of some underlying threat to their happiness. The ending brought the story full circle for me. “Read by Miller Calhoun”. Ms Calhoun did an okay job. It really did feel like she was reading at times, and Christie's Southern accent was absent on a few occasions, but at no point did I ever consider DNFing this story. In all, a sweet Christmas story where love conquers all.

I was gifted a copy of this audiobook. My honest opinion is voluntarily provided.