Blurb:
I never planned on coming home for Christmas.
Not after I left him… and definitely not for his funeral.
But grief pulled me back to town—twinkling lights, carols, and memories I wasn’t ready to face—and straight into a storm I’d spent years trying to outrun.
Because the first person who sees me is Noah Callen.
My ex-fiancé’s older brother.
The man who’s hated me for years.
He still blames me for ruining their family… and I still can’t tell him the truth about why I really left.
He has every reason to want me gone.
And honestly, I planned to leave.
But then a blizzard hits, and suddenly I’m snowed in at the last place I should ever be… with the one man I can’t seem to avoid.
The more time we’re forced to spend together, the harder it gets to ignore the tension simmering between us—the kind neither of us dares to admit.
Not when the past is still raw.
Not when the town is watching.
Not when falling for him would be the most forbidden thing I’ve ever done.
But this Christmas?
Running isn’t an option.
And the only thing more dangerous than staying… is how much I want to.
Snowed In With My Ex’s Brother is a steamy small-town romance filled with forbidden tension, small-town drama, and a heart-mending holiday happily-ever-after.
Audible: Snowed in with My Ex's Brother Audiobook by Kelly Myers
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This was a touching, heart-breaking story. I had tears on and off as the story progressed. Cassie had her secrets and reluctantly returned to her hometown. I felt her pain as people reacted to her return and admired her determination to see it through. Noah had his issues, and miscommunication hurt his chance at a happier life. As the heat built between these two, more information came out, pulling in feelings for both. I was touched with the ending and the bonus ending. Made me cry.
The narration by Autumn Ivy and Jameson Adams was very well done. They made the emotions more realistic and helped me enjoy this audiobook. Wonderful job.
I received a copy of the audiobook, and this is my unsolicited review.



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