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Coming in from the Cold

Gravity, Book 1

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Coming in from the Cold

By: Sarina Bowen
Narrated by: Joe Arden, Maxine Mitchell
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He can't have her. But no one can know why....

Ski-racer Dane "Danger" Hollister does not do relationships, though he keeps his reason a secret. The real-life curse he's inherited from his mother will eventually cost him everything: his place on the Olympic ski team, his endorsement income, and his ability to fly downhill at top speed.

Reluctant country girl Willow Reade meets Dane by accident. Literally. Her skidding truck forces him off the road during a blizzard. Stranded together in his Jeep as night falls, the two loneliest people in Vermont find themselves sharing more than they'd planned. And not just conversation.

Yet neither can guess how their unlikely tryst will threaten Dane's frightening secret and Willow's tentative peace with her own choices.

"Bowen writes great dialogue and wonderfully realistic characters." (Sarah Wendell for Kirkus)

"A powerful, redemptive love story that churned my insides, but also left me absolutely satisfied." (The Bookish Babe)

©2014 Sarina Bowen (P)2017, 2022 Tuxbury Publishing LLC Contemporary Contemporary Romance Romance Winter Sports
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I really like this author but this story was not my favorite. The h was kind of terrible and the H had a lot of grief that didn’t seemed to be acknowledged by any of the other characters

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