Snowfall by Cameron Dane
Publisher: Loose Id
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday
Length Short Story (45 pages)
Other: M/M, Anal Play
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by CloverTogether for four years now, Christian and Jonah from A Fostered Love are still wildly in love and passionately attracted to each other. Jonah has never seen snow, and Christian thinks he’s set in place the perfect Valentine’s Day weekend away to show his man something new.
Sometimes, though, Mother Nature can be a real bitch, and this year she brings Christian’s and Jonah’s plans to a screeching halt before they can even begin.
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When the going gets tough, the tough get going, at least when it comes to making a lover happy that is!
Christian and Jonah have been together for four years and are falling ever more in love with each other. Jonah, however, has never had the pleasure of seeing real snow, so when Valentine’s Day comes around, Christian books them a fabulous trip away to show his partner the beautiful white stuff. The trouble is, the weather is against them and all flights are cancelled. This means Jonah is sad, the one thing that makes Christian ready to get up and fight!
Snowfall is a very sexy book; in fact the vast majority of the story is m/m sex. I liked the hero and hero, even though I hadn’t read the previous book, A Fostered Love, and soon became invested in their happiness. I so wanted that snow machine to work!
I liked the story, there was some changes of points of view that I found a little confusing, and I had to re-read to find out whose head I was in. There is a lot of sex, seriously detailed sex, especially out in the yard. But again, if that is what you are looking for, then this is a book for you.
The plot isn’t intricate and the characters have no conflict, other than the weather forcing them to stay home for Valentine’s Day. But for a quick dose of m/m sex, it might work for you, especially if you already know Jonah and Christian.
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