Snow One Like You

Two opposites. One cabin. The perfect storm.

All Lucy Sage wanted was inspiration for her next book, and maybe to escape mothering her nieces for a few days. What she got was a snowstorm on a remote Norwegian mountain and a brush with hypothermia. Thank God for Oskar Aagard, the rugged, infuriatingly gorgeous local who saved her life.

At least being trapped in a tiny cabin with a metaphorical Norse god has its upsides. But she’s too deep in a career crisis to even contemplate falling for a man from another country. The last thing she needs is another distraction from writing.

Too bad there’s only one bed.

Her heart never had a hope in hell.

Snow One Like You is a steamy, snowed-in novella perfect for fans of Ali Hazelwood’s sharp banter and Emily Henry’s slow-burn tension—a story about finding love when you’re (literally and metaphorically) snowed under.