Love in a Snowstorm

At first I thought it was a bit much with rabbit sex, then things evened out and it quickly became the sweetest love story. I think all women would love a Jake in their lives!! Wonderful story and perfect ending.

I look forward to reading more of the romantic discoveries of this group of characters.

Enjoyed the book.

Great read

Jake Foster had had it BAD for Dani Minelli for years. But she’s the baby sister—the only sister—of the Minelli brothers and he didn’t have a death wish. Now she’s all grown and single and he’s done waiting. He’s going after the woman he wants. Dani has never seen Jake as another older brother. Quite the contrary. But ever since the one little slip up years ago, he’s never shown any interest. Until he suddenly does. She wants him badly, but she doesn’t want any one to know about them until she’s sure they’re really going somewhere past hot sex . Will what they have survive the doubts and insecurities they both have? Will Jake survive the Minelli brothers when they find out about them? It’s a fun read to find out.

Zoe York is one of my favorite authors. She writes with a passion that reflects in the finished novel. Love In A Snow Storm did not disappoint. So happy Dani and Jake were able to have their love story without so much drama. Love this series.

Oh this was a wonderful story. It was so sad,wonderful joyful, and and crazy mixed up how two people can love each other for so long through the years and finally found each other. Yes we had all kinds of things happening to these people during the year.

I enjoyed reading this book. Growing up in a small town, it was easy to relate to the characters. I would recommend this book and series!

I love small town romance and this one tops the list. With the right amount of steam and romance.

I loved the second book in the Pine Harbour series, Love in a Snow Storm. The heroine and hero, Dani and Jake have, ironically, what I consider a mature love. Ironic because what has held them back all these years was Dani's young age. You see them fighting what they feel for each other at the beginning of the book, which reflects what they have both been going through for years, fighting their feelings for each other. While they are struggling with what they feel for the other, neither knows the other also has feelings. I think I was most struck by how they handled their first major fight. Jake leaves his house after thehy fight - albeit not without a comment about how he couldn't stay where he could smell her. He barely gets down the street before he realizes that's not the right way to handle the fight, and heads back home. Dani knows she can't just storm out after they fight, so she hunkers down until Jake returns to discuss what their issues are. So, each of them maturely realizes that for this to work, they have to stay and fight for it, even if it means fighting for each other. That's much more mature than I often see in couples who are older and have been together longer. I even liked how the author handles even the potential wrinkle in Dani and Jake's relationship, which I won't disclose here. Dani and Jake keep the lines of communication open, appear to discuss what they are feeling openly, and keep no secrets between themselves or others (except of course, the fact that they are dating and in love). In the Pine Harbour series, the author really creates a town where I feel like I know the residents. I would love to date a Foster or a Minelli man. She has created a group of strong, alpha men who live and love fully and show amazing sensitivity to the women in their lives, even when they are being a bit boorish. And I love how the author gives us a teaser about the next great relationship in Pine Harbor at the very end of the book - makes me want to head back to Pine Harbor as soon as possible!