Review: "Snowfall makes we yearn for a wintery scene with a cabin and fire..."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2012
The hectic summer season make Ashley Turner long for the solitude of winter. But, she also knows that the hectic season is what pays for her to be able to stay in the Cascade Mountains at her lodge in the winter. The issue this year is that an unusually aggressive mountain lion (cougar) has stalked the area near the campground and her cabin.So when sexy wildlife biologist, Jake, comes to her campground with his veterinarian tracking partner, Poncho, with a wild idea that they need to stay with her over the winter to study and determine what is causing the aggressiveness of this animal she adamantly refuses. Though she would like a little `alone time' with the biologist there is no way she is sharing her camp for the entire winter.She never expects them to show up on her doorstep after the first snow. Now it looks like she is stuck with them. She never expects Jake to have the same attraction as she does. But can a short term romance work for two people when three are trapped in a cabin for the winter? You will have to read Snowfall to see.Snowfall makes we yearn for a wintery scene with a cabin and fire, and the sexy man doesn't hurt either. I think Ms. Reese did a wonderful job of letting both characters `stick to their guns' while leaving enough room for romance to bloom. I thoroughly enjoyed Snowfall, and even learned a bit about wildlife while I was at it.Reviewed by TanyaFor Joyfully Reviewed