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Six-Packs and Snowshoes
by Ashton Cade
Rating: 4.5 stars
Great read - more romance in Snow Lake.
Another wonderful instalment in the Snow Lake series. This is another well written, easy to read small town romance with minimal angst, likeable main characters with lots of chemistry and lots of heat.
Aspen is the owner of the local gym. His mother recently passed and he became aware that he had an older brother, Grant, that was put up for adoption. When his brother comes to visit, he brings his best friend Max with him.
Max is an outdoor ecotourism guide and is thinking of starting a business in Snow Lake after the end of his 7 year relationship. He and Aspen feel an instant connection to each other but Grant lets Max know, in no uncertain terms, that he’s not supportive of any relationship ideas Max has with Aspen.
This leads to Max and Aspen sneaking around to be together (heat factor set to high) so they don’t upset Grant’s fragile emotional state. Unfortunately this doesn’t work out too well. After navigating through some twists and turns, Max and Aspen do find their HEA.
I highly recommend this book if you like a small town romance with some feels. This is book 5 in the series but can be read as a standalone.
Great read - more romance in Snow Lake.
Another wonderful instalment in the Snow Lake series. This is another well written, easy to read small town romance with minimal angst, likeable main characters with lots of chemistry and lots of heat.
Aspen is the owner of the local gym. His mother recently passed and he became aware that he had an older brother, Grant, that was put up for adoption. When his brother comes to visit, he brings his best friend Max with him.
Max is an outdoor ecotourism guide and is thinking of starting a business in Snow Lake after the end of his 7 year relationship. He and Aspen feel an instant connection to each other but Grant lets Max know, in no uncertain terms, that he’s not supportive of any relationship ideas Max has with Aspen.
This leads to Max and Aspen sneaking around to be together (heat factor set to high) so they don’t upset Grant’s fragile emotional state. Unfortunately this doesn’t work out too well. After navigating through some twists and turns, Max and Aspen do find their HEA.
I highly recommend this book if you like a small town romance with some feels. This is book 5 in the series but can be read as a standalone.