Review: Baby, It's Cold Outside
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2010
Peter Fontaine has come to spend a few days in the icy, cold mountains with his artist boyfriend, Nick Olsen for the Freezing Man competition where competitors build ice and snow sculptures and sleep in snow-made homes. The only thing colder than the temperature is the stiff, frozen body Peter discovers buried in the snow. Peter planned to break the news to Nick while they were there that he might be taking a job in Austin, Texas. Now, as Peter tries to convince Nick to go with him, he is investigating the crime, much to Nick's dismay.Peter and Nick find themselves in another precarious situation in Baby, It's Cold Outside.  They're out in the cold, with few places to hide, building snowmen and ice sculpture homes with a few familiar faces and some strangers too, when someone is killed. Peter has another caper to solve in Baby, It's Cold Outside. Actually, two mysteries. Who killed their fellow camper and which direction Peter's future is going? Should he turn the job down, or will Nick choose to go with him? There is another much more depressing, but possible third choice as well: he and Nick break up. With a little angst and lot of suspense, Baby, It's cold Outside is the perfect sequel to Primal Red. I love reading about Nick and Peter's adventures in life and love, and look forward to more!NannetteReviewed for Joyfully Reviewed