Christmas on the Slopes is a heartwarming tale of love and self-discovery set against the breathtaking backdrop of a snowy mountain resort during the holiday season. Sophie Bennett, a dedicated graphic designer from bustling New York City, seeks refuge in the tranquility of the Rockies, hoping to escape the stress of her high-paced life. Meanwhile, Lucas Hayes, a talented yet guarded architect from Seattle, arrives at the same resort for a long-awaited reunion with his college friends, still nursing the wounds of a broken engagement.
Fate intervenes when Sophie and Lucas meet on the slopes, their initial encounter marked by humor and an undeniable spark. As they navigate the magic of the resort-twinkling Christmas lights, roaring fires, and festive events-their connection deepens. Conversations flow, laughter becomes familiar, and stolen moments of joy hint at the possibility of something extraordinary.
But with their time at the resort limited and their lives rooted in different cities, both must confront the reality of their growing feelings. Through playful snowball fights, romantic dances, and shared reflections under the starry winter sky, Sophie and Lucas learn that love often comes with challenges. As the holidays draw to a close, they face a bittersweet truth: some decisions could change their lives forever.
Christmas on the Slopes captures the essence of love found in unexpected places and the hope that the holiday season can bring. It's a story that will leave readers rooting for Sophie and Lucas while savoring the wonder of a romance set amidst snowy peaks and festive cheer.
Tobias and Talia are complete opposites, yet thrown together in an arranged marriage. Can they navigate married life in the wake of a terrible tragedy?
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After being pressured into an arranged marriage to merge their families' companies, Talia and Tobias are stuck living together as husband and wife. Although they are both unhappy, neither tries to make the best of it. Tobias is too busy, and Talia is too distraught by the tragic death of her former fianceé, Jason. But as time goes by and they spend more time together, an undeniable attraction develops between the two. Despite this, Tobias can't seem to see past his jealousy of Jason and accept Talia - and Talia, plagued by guilt, is unwilling to let Jason go. Are the two heading for better - or are they headed for far worse?
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