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The Perfect Storm #2.5
SnowStorm
A Christmas story to read after CloudStorm
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First published December 11, 2019
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About the author
Susana Mohel
43 books1,428 followersSusana Mohel is a USA Today best-selling author whose stories sizzle like the sunshine in her Southern California mountains.
Her fast-paced, angsty contemporary romance novels transport readers to a world of spunky heroines and hunky heroes who find their way to a happily ever after… with plenty of spiced-up moments along the way.
When she’s not writing, Susana can be found wandering the trails along with her husband or creating chaos in her garden.
Her fast-paced, angsty contemporary romance novels transport readers to a world of spunky heroines and hunky heroes who find their way to a happily ever after… with plenty of spiced-up moments along the way.
When she’s not writing, Susana can be found wandering the trails along with her husband or creating chaos in her garden.
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December 13, 2019
SnowStorm by Susana Mohel is a short Christmas story that is part of The Perfect Storm Series that should be read after CloudStorm. I just love Susana's books! I really enjoyed getting more of Ariel and Lance's story. I can't wait to get my hands on ThunderStorm that will be released in March 2020.
December 28, 2019
Short fun and sweet novella and christmas delight that Susana Mohel wrote. Lancelot and Ariel are just amazing and their little bunch of joy arthur🙌🏻., Eek so excited for the third book in this series .. cant wait.
April 13, 2021
Review of eBook
Christmas is a time for family joy, especially with a sixteen-month-old child. Lancelot may be busy at work, but he’s not too busy to make plenty of time for Ariel and Arthur.
But Ariel can’t seem to get past feeling blue and out of sorts. Then her brother calls, saying none of them will make it for the holiday, and Ariel’s brokenhearted. Why is it so hard for her to find herself, to be happy with her life with Suit and Arthur? And why can’t she shake this mood?
This sweet novella follows “CloudStorm,” the second in the author’s series of three stand-alone stories. The unfolding story has a tenderness and a charm that will leave readers smiling; Christmas joy warms the heart at any time of the year. And, fans of the series will appreciate the tantalizing clue for what’s coming in the next story in this delightful series.
Recommended, especially for readers of the series.
Christmas is a time for family joy, especially with a sixteen-month-old child. Lancelot may be busy at work, but he’s not too busy to make plenty of time for Ariel and Arthur.
But Ariel can’t seem to get past feeling blue and out of sorts. Then her brother calls, saying none of them will make it for the holiday, and Ariel’s brokenhearted. Why is it so hard for her to find herself, to be happy with her life with Suit and Arthur? And why can’t she shake this mood?
This sweet novella follows “CloudStorm,” the second in the author’s series of three stand-alone stories. The unfolding story has a tenderness and a charm that will leave readers smiling; Christmas joy warms the heart at any time of the year. And, fans of the series will appreciate the tantalizing clue for what’s coming in the next story in this delightful series.
Recommended, especially for readers of the series.
December 19, 2019
Short and sweet - this follows Ariel and Lancelot’s HEA but also hints at the next installment Thunderstorm. I loved how Ariel struggled with re-identifying herself and learning to love the person she became after August.
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