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Blurb
There’s nobody Micah hates more than his ex-stepbrother, Jake. And nobody he wants quite as desperately. For nine long years, Micah has begrudgingly tried to move on. How could they ever be together when Jake never spends more than a handful of days in the same country, and never more than one night with the same person?
When his job sends Micah to a remote mountain cabin on snowy Mount Hood, a misunderstanding strands Jake there at the same time. Was it actually coincidence or in fact premeditated? Either way, Micah will need to put his resentment—and his longing—aside for long enough to survive the elements that might be conspiring to kill them.
As the snow levels rise, and their situation grows more dire, Micah and Jake might finally be forced to use the heat between them to survive.
When his job sends Micah to a remote mountain cabin on snowy Mount Hood, a misunderstanding strands Jake there at the same time. Was it actually coincidence or in fact premeditated? Either way, Micah will need to put his resentment—and his longing—aside for long enough to survive the elements that might be conspiring to kill them.
As the snow levels rise, and their situation grows more dire, Micah and Jake might finally be forced to use the heat between them to survive.
Snow Job is a full length novel and book 5 of the Snowed In Valentine’s Inc. series. It can be read as a standalone.
My Rating - 5 Stars!
Ohh...Beth Bolden's Snow Job is a fun ex-stepbrothers romance. The fifth book in the multi-author Snowed In - Valentine's Inc, it catches your interest from the first page.
Micah and Jonah, two former stepbrothers, suddenly find themselves stranded at a family cabin during a snow storm. Long time enemies, this is a story of long held crushes between two complete opposites. The tension is high, the feelings are strong, and the chemistry explosive.
This is a story of two men putting their complicated and painful past behind themselves. It's a story of two men dropping their defences and exploring their feelings all while trying to come to terms with their emotions.
As for the reason they came to the cabin, I thoroughly enjoy the way this aspect is developed. It's inspirational, easy to picture in one's mind, and full of sentiment.
The author's writing style is comforting with her words. Each word, each sentence is soothing. She creates a wonderfully atmospheric setting,
two interesting characters, and a whole lot of tension. There is plenty of humor and banter which adds to the enjoyment. The author excels in writing dialogue, perfectly drawing the reader into the conversations, feelings, and setting at the same time.
And the ending is swoon-worthy!
Snow Job is perfect when you're in the mood for sweet and fluffy. This Beth Bolden read is short, quick, and super delightful. Read it. You won't regret it.
Micah and Jonah, two former stepbrothers, suddenly find themselves stranded at a family cabin during a snow storm. Long time enemies, this is a story of long held crushes between two complete opposites. The tension is high, the feelings are strong, and the chemistry explosive.
This is a story of two men putting their complicated and painful past behind themselves. It's a story of two men dropping their defences and exploring their feelings all while trying to come to terms with their emotions.
As for the reason they came to the cabin, I thoroughly enjoy the way this aspect is developed. It's inspirational, easy to picture in one's mind, and full of sentiment.
The author's writing style is comforting with her words. Each word, each sentence is soothing. She creates a wonderfully atmospheric setting,
two interesting characters, and a whole lot of tension. There is plenty of humor and banter which adds to the enjoyment. The author excels in writing dialogue, perfectly drawing the reader into the conversations, feelings, and setting at the same time.
And the ending is swoon-worthy!
Snow Job is perfect when you're in the mood for sweet and fluffy. This Beth Bolden read is short, quick, and super delightful. Read it. You won't regret it.
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