Snowbound

Snowbound

When a blizzard strands Fiona MacPherson and her students in Oregon’s Cascade Mountains, their only hope of survival is to seek shelter at Thunder Mountain Lodge. Their host is John Fallon, a handsome, enigmatic war veteran haunted by secrets and scars that may never heal.

John Fallon never imagined he’d be playing host to this captivating teacher and her eight teenage charges. But when his solitude is shattered by their arrival, his world shifts on its axis. He needs Fiona–but does she need him? There’s only one way to find out. The ex-soldier must find the courage to reach out to the remarkable woman who has transformed his life…

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars A whiteout love story…
Albeit this is not a whiteout thriller but a blizzard love story it’s a good one. You’ll never expect that end and just for that is worth reading it. As many vet’s stories you can’t say this is a cute one but you can say is a good one.

If you want to read a whiteout thriller read “Whiteout” by Ken Follett or “Chill Factor” by Sandra Brown but mind you, although these are very good books you can’t compare them with this one ’cause these are thrillers. Not love stories

2 Stars Dull and derivitive
Too sweet for my taste. Too much page time with the teenagers ~ yet not enough for them to be other than stick figures in the background. Nothing new here on the stock wounded warrior hero. The type has been done to death. Imminently forgettable book.

1 Star Very boring!
Ugh, I just didn’t like this book. I could see no draw between the characters and found it difficult to finish the book. Save your money!

2 Stars Boring
Not a good story in my opinion. I just couldn’t get into the characters at all.

3 Stars pretty nice read
I got this book free for my kindle and was pleasantly surprised. It was a pretty quick read and while there were some slow parts, overall the character development was nicely done and I’d recommend it for those who want a tender romance.

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