Synopsis:
Trapped in a cabin with the man who makes her want what she shouldn’t have…
Wedding photographer Briana Harper never expected to run into her ex at an engagement shoot! And when a blizzard strands them…alone…in a remote mountain cabin, she knows she’s in trouble. She’s never forgotten Ian Lawson, but none of the reasons they broke up have changed. He’s still a workaholic. And now he’s an engaged workaholic!
But Ian is also still a man who knows what he wants. And what he wants is Briana. Untangling the lies of his current engagement leaves him free to…indulge. Yet proving he’s changed may be this music mogul’s toughest negotiation yet…
My review:
Snowed in With Her Ex is the first work of author Andrea Laurence that I’ve read and will certainly not be my last! This book was fantastic. Sweet, romantic, sexy, all of the above. I loved it!
If things could get worse, Briana Harper didn’t know how. She was on location for an engagement photo shoot, which wasn’t the bad part, it was the groom-to-be that she had issue with. Her ex. The ex she had never gotten over, even nine years later. But he clearly had moved on and was now a successful music mogul, engaged, and soon to be a father. Still, that wasn’t the terrible part. The terrible part is that before his fiancée could even make it to their mountain cabin location, a major snowstorm sweeps in and strands Briana and the ex…together. Let’s just hope she can leave the past where it belonged…in the past. That would prove to be easier said than done…
Ian Lawson should be over the moon. He had a successful career, a beautiful fiancée, and a baby on the way. Life was good. If only he could get rid of the nagging feelings that were always right below the surface. The feeling that something was off with his fiancée. The feelings that he knew she didn’t love him, but his status instead. If he was being honest, he wasn’t exactly in love with her, either. What a mess. Now, being stuck here with the woman who broke his heart years earlier, all of those feelings were amplified and he couldn’t help but wonder how different his life would be with someone like Briana by his side, instead of the woman he was supposed to marry.
It seems as though Fate and Mother Nature teamed up to bring these two long-lost loves back together and make things right between them. Besides being stuck in the same house for a few days, some devastating news comes to light and proves the feelings Ian was feeling weren’t so far off….in fact, in reality, things were way worse. When the storm passes, will Briana and Ian have more reasons to rekindle their love than reasons to stay away from each other?
This was the prefect read for a cold, winter day. The history and passion that Ian and Briana had shared was pretty incredible and I loved the situation they were stuck in! They were honest-to-goodness stranded with no contact with the outside world for a bit. Being able to do little more than spend time with one another, they are almost forced to talk about all the things left unsaid all those years earlier. It was fantastic. And once they get all of the words out of the way? Let the heat begin! Now, before you think that Ian is a dog and is cheating on his pregnant fiancé, let me assure you that is not the case. I can’t give anything away bit just know that by the end of this book, I was not a fan of that woman and a huge fan of Briana.
This was the perfect winter romance with plenty of emotion and a few twists that mix together to make up a perfect story to spend an afternoon with. I loved it from start to finish and recommend to any romance fan.
Thank you, Andrea, for a fabulous read!
Four Loves
About the author:
Andrea Laurence has been a lover of reading and writing stories since she learned to read at a young age. She always dreamed of seeing her work in print and is thrilled to finally be able to share her special blend of sensuality and dry, sarcastic humor with the world. A dedicated West Coast girl transplanted into the Deep South, she’s working on her own “happily ever after” with her boyfriend and their collection of animals including a Siberian Husky that sheds like nobody’s business.