Welcome to another TTT! This week’s topic is: Books to Read During a Storm (these can be cozy/comfy reads, books with storms in them, atmospheric reads for dark and stormy nights, light reads to combat the heavy weather, etc.), and was submitted by Astilbe. I chose to tweak it a bit and am sharing books that take place in snowy/cold locations, during blizzards, etc. I’m all about the snow right now and am asking the sky to dump as much of it on me as possible right now! I’ve read most of these, but several are from my TBR.
1. Sleigh Bells in the Snow by Sarah Morgan
This takes place at the Snow Crystal Ski Resort, and I loved how snowy and magical it was.
2. Once Upon a Midwinter’s Kiss by Fenna Edgewood
“Abandoned in a blizzard and forced to seek shelter in the castle of a reclusive young man, Gracie has no idea she will soon become his captive.” Sounds a bit like Beauty & the Beast, no?
3. A Christmas Spark by Cindy Steel
Two people arrive at the same cabin, expecting to alone. And then a blizzard sets in! This no-spice, super swoony romance is one of my favorites!
4. Mistletoe and Mr. Right by Sarah Morgenthaler
A small and snowy Alaskan town with a mischievous moose who almost steals Christmas. LOVE this book!
5. Whiteout by Adriana Anders
A research station in Antarctica is attacked. “Isolated in the middle of a long, frozen winter with a madman at their heels, they must fight to survive in the most inhospitable—and beautiful—place on earth.” Falling in love while running for your life. What’s not to love? This is a GOOD one, guys.
6. A Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J. Maas
The Winter Solstice has arrived at the Night Court! I loved this book.
7. Lord Dashwood Missed Out by Tessa Dare
I love a Regency snowstorm. This is one of my favorite novellas ever.
8. Snowed Over by Angie Stanton
Another stranded together during a blizzard romance! And at Christmas! Another favorite.
9. The Lady Most Willing… by Julia Quinn, Eloisa James, and Connie Brockway
I see this takes place a snowy, isolated castle. Sign. Me. Up.
10. The Northern Lights Lodge by Julie Caplin
PLEASE can I go stay at this lodge in Iceland? I haven’t even read this book yet, but I want to go here anyway.
Can you think of any snowy reads I might love?
I also had Whiteout on my list! I really love snowed in stories as I never see/experience snow. A white Christmas is something I’d love to be able to experience one day – definitely a bucket list type of thing.
Some of these look really sweet and good! Cindy’s are always books I’m curious about but haven’t read. Just another author to add to my growing list of why-haven’t-I-read mental list. ;)
Such beautiful covers on these, Jana. Thanks for sharing.
That’s a cute twist on it. I do like a Julie Caplin so I’ll have to keep an eye out for that one!
Have a great week!
OOh nice picks! The only one I know if ACOFAS! That’s definitely a good one for a snowy day by the fire! I chose books for a different kind of stormy weather! It’s the direction my brain went in upon hearing “storm.”
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I hope you get all the snow you are hoping for. You’re welcome to any that may be coming my way.
Despite my dislike of snow, these covers are beautiful.
This is a perfect topic for December! I looked to see if my library had A Christmas Spark, since you mentioned there’s no spice, but unfortunately they don’t have it :/
Lol, our topic is very similar :) have a great day!
We just had a snowstorm last week 😂 I did a lot of reading to keep my mind off what was happening outside. But, it was beautiful!
These books sound really good. I especially liked the descriptions for Mistletoe and Mr. Right and A Christmas Spark!
The Northern Lights Lodge sounds really cute! Though I’ll admit, I was surprised when I read the blurb and discovered neither MC was from Iceland. ;-)
Nice list! These look great for a snowy day! Here is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thank you!
Fun topic!
I recently got A Christmas Spark by Cindy Steel. I’m excited to read it. I really like Steel’s novels. 😀
I haven‘t read any of those titles, but they look like great choices for a stay in snowed-in ski lodge with a crackling fire…
loving all these books… and i have read and enjoyed The Lady Most Willing among these..