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Snowing Inside: An MM Festive Hockey Romance Novella
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Expected 1 Dec 26Snowing Inside is a sports romance novella. It's stuffed with festive escapades, wholesome angst, and just a dash of spice. It's friends to enemies to friends again to lovers, between two rival teammates who are forced to work together over the Christmas holidays.
The only thing that Finn Saint loves more than Christmas is being the star player on his college hockey team. The only thing that Nick Decker hates more than Christmas is being stuck on the same team as golden boy Saint.
Saint has everything that brooding Decker doesn't; pretty boy looks, stacks of money, the charm of a golden retriever, and a family to go home to for the holidays. But when their rivalry spills onto the ice and costs them a major victory, their frustrated coach issues a stunning learn to work together, or you're off the team. To make matters worse, their fed up housemates demand they put their differences aside, leaving Saint and Decker with no choice but to try and get along.
Finding themselves stuck together for the holidays, Saint is determined to hang onto the one thing he excels at, while Decker refuses to lose the only real home he has ever known. But as their old friendship begins to resurface, so do long-buried secrets, including the memory of a very confusing freshman year kiss.
With Saint struggling to find a place within his overachieving family, Decker begins to learn that his rival’s life isn’t as perfect as he once believed. And as Decker's walls slowly come down, Saint encourages him to confront the past that taught him to push everyone away, and finally open up before it's too late.
Discovering the true meaning of Christmas is one thing. Discovering the truth about each other?
That’s a whole new game entirely.
Snowing Inside is perfect for readers who
- Friends to enemies to lovers
- Hockey romance
- Bisexual princes doing bisexual prince things
- Found family
- Christmas festivities
- Dual POV
- College small town
- Mental health representation
- Forced proximity
- Hurt comfort
- The GOODEST BOY in the whole wide world.
The only thing that Finn Saint loves more than Christmas is being the star player on his college hockey team. The only thing that Nick Decker hates more than Christmas is being stuck on the same team as golden boy Saint.
Saint has everything that brooding Decker doesn't; pretty boy looks, stacks of money, the charm of a golden retriever, and a family to go home to for the holidays. But when their rivalry spills onto the ice and costs them a major victory, their frustrated coach issues a stunning learn to work together, or you're off the team. To make matters worse, their fed up housemates demand they put their differences aside, leaving Saint and Decker with no choice but to try and get along.
Finding themselves stuck together for the holidays, Saint is determined to hang onto the one thing he excels at, while Decker refuses to lose the only real home he has ever known. But as their old friendship begins to resurface, so do long-buried secrets, including the memory of a very confusing freshman year kiss.
With Saint struggling to find a place within his overachieving family, Decker begins to learn that his rival’s life isn’t as perfect as he once believed. And as Decker's walls slowly come down, Saint encourages him to confront the past that taught him to push everyone away, and finally open up before it's too late.
Discovering the true meaning of Christmas is one thing. Discovering the truth about each other?
That’s a whole new game entirely.
Snowing Inside is perfect for readers who
- Friends to enemies to lovers
- Hockey romance
- Bisexual princes doing bisexual prince things
- Found family
- Christmas festivities
- Dual POV
- College small town
- Mental health representation
- Forced proximity
- Hurt comfort
- The GOODEST BOY in the whole wide world.
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Expected publication December 1, 2026
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