Guest Review: Snow Play by Barbara Elsborg

He brings enough heat to melt the polar icecaps and change her life forever.

Zach is in Austria helping his friend put together his ice bar and ice hotel. (It sounds really cold! lol) When he is the last to leave the top of the mountain one night he finds a lone pair of skis. Not willing to take the chance that there’s someone still on the mountain he goes on a hunt. He finds Allie stuck in a glacier cave and manages to get her out. The two hit it off immediately and they decide to warm each other up under the sheets.

But when Zach’s real life – he’s a famous American skier in Austria to recuperate from an injury – starts to intrude things get more than a little bumpy for the couple.

I think my only problem with the book was Allie’s reaction to Zach near the end. She felt that he did something completely uncalled for but instead of waiting around she went home, deleted his number and never planned on speaking to him again! Yikes – talk about overreaction! How about have a conversation! lol

Despite that one part I thought this was a very short but incredibly cute book. I think I smiled through most of the reading and still had one on my face when I finished the book. Zach and Annie’s personalities and their fun-loving attitudes were just so great to read. Elsborg has a great way with words and she put them to paper in such a way that you just want to read more.

Rating: 4 out of 5

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This book is available from Ellora’s Cave. You can buy it here in e-format.