When Snowflakes Fall

Written by Tara Wyatt

Narrated by Miller Calhoun

Divorced single dad Luke Grayson isn't looking for love. Nope. Not at all what he'd planned on asking Santa for this year.

Love is off the table for Luke and has been ever since he had his heart broken when the mother of his son walked out on him without a backward glance. Ignoring the hurt and the loneliness, he's spent the past several years focused on providing a good, stable life for Ethan while growing his successful carpentry business. But then Dr. Christie Harmon moves to Cheyenne, Wyoming and has Luke wanting all kinds of things he shouldn't want from the gorgeous pediatrician. Things like long nights, sweet mornings, and whispered promises. Soon, Luke finds himself only wanting Christie under his Christmas tree this year. But Christie's running from a secret—one that could completely change how Luke sees her.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tara Wyatt
• Release date: Jul 1, 2021
• ISBN: 9781667010984

Tara Wyatt

Tara Wyatt is a contemporary romance and romantic suspense author. Known for her humor and steamy love scenes, Tara's writing has won several awards, including the Golden Quill Award and the Booksellers' Best Award. In addition, she was a 2018 RITA® Finalist for her novella, Until the Sun Sets. Tara has been writing since 2013, and her first book, Necessary Risk, was published in 2016. Since then, she's written three more books, three novellas, and has co-written three books, with many more projects in the works. When she's not hanging out with your next book boyfriend, she can be found reading, watching movies, and drinking wine. Tara lives in Hamilton, Ontario with the world's cutest dachshund, as well as her husband and daughter. Visit her online at www.tara-wyatt.com, or find her on Facebook at www.facebook.com/tarawyattauthor/

Reviews for When Snowflakes Fall

[Merry Cain · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I like the idea of this story, but I was so irritated with the MFC. I understand what happened to her sucked, but the way she let it affect her was just frustrating. Hell I’m sure I would have left too just so I wouldn’t have to be surrounded by the annoying people. However I don’t think she should be so upset with herself! To think she is damaged or whatever. Just stupid! I don’t see why she waited so long to talk to the MMC. I spent a lot of the story more irritated with the FMC that I had a hard time enjoying the story itself. And then a glimpse of the future clearing up the issue would have been helpful.