A lot can happen during a weekend in Aspen, and for two damaged hearts, they'll find out anything is possible. Asa Ricci just wanted to forget; he wanted to forget about her and the tug of war she had on his heart. His ex, Christine, announcing her engagement to another man was the final straw, which led him to the icy slopes of Aspen to escape and seek refuge in its beauty. He never thought he'd find another so much like himself. Noni Day hated her ex. She hated what he did, what he'd done to her when her career and life were finally starting to take off. She was just one phone call away from living her dream; the reality of owning her own restaurant was at her fingertips. He cheapened that, though. He broke her heart when all she was supposed to be doing now was living, celebrating her life and what good fortune lies ahead. He cursed her with the ultimate betrayal, and now, she just wanted the pain to stop. Her friend Willa thought a quick weekend getaway would be just the trick to ease her damaged heart and little did her childhood friend know, she might not be so far off. Noni kissed someone while on that vacation, a blond stranger with beautiful green eyes, because he asked her to. He wanted to help her, get her out of a jam, so she'd said yes. Never in her life did she believe he'd linger on in her head long after the kiss. Nor that she'd want so much more. BABY, IT'S COLD OUT THERE is a sneak peek into the story of Asa and Noni and is a short read of 19,000 words. It acts as book two in the "Love In The City" series and is best read before the couple's full book entitled BABY, BE MINE. Note to the reader: BABY, IT'S COLD OUT THERE is a happily-for-now story and does end in a small cliffhanger, which will be resolved in the couple's full story BABY, BE MINE.
A lot can happen during a weekend in Aspen, and for two damaged hearts, they'll find out anything is possible. Asa Ricci just wanted to forget; he wanted to forget about her and the tug of war she had on his heart. His ex, Christine, announcing her engagement to another man was the final straw, which led him to the icy slopes of Aspen to escape and seek refuge in its beauty. He never thought he'd find another so much like himself. Noni Day hated her ex. She hated what he did, what he'd done to her when her career and life were finally starting to take off. She was just one phone call away from living her dream; the reality of owning her own restaurant was at her fingertips. He cheapened that, though. He broke her heart when all she was supposed to be doing now was living, celebrating her life and what good fortune lies ahead. He cursed her with the ultimate betrayal, and now, she just wanted the pain to stop. Her friend Willa thought a quick weekend getaway would be just the trick to ease her damaged heart and little did her childhood friend know, she might not be so far off. Noni kissed someone while on that vacation, a blond stranger with beautiful green eyes, because he asked her to. He wanted to help her, get her out of a jam, so she'd said yes. Never in her life did she believe he'd linger on in her head long after the kiss. Nor that she'd want so much more. BABY, IT'S COLD OUT THERE is a sneak peek into the story of Asa and Noni and is a short read of 19,000 words. It acts as book two in the "Love In The City" series and is best read before the couple's full book entitled BABY, BE MINE. Note to the reader: BABY, IT'S COLD OUT THERE is a happily-for-now story and does end in a small cliffhanger, which will be resolved in the couple's full story BABY, BE MINE.
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