When Snowflakes Fall, by Tara Wyatt, is a super-fast and super-fun read. Normally, novellas frustrate me, but this 11-chapter (approx 100-page Kindle) story was almost just the right length. All it needs, in my opinion, is an epilogue to officially wrap up Christie's "secret."
Christie is a pediatrician, new to Cheyenne, who meets single-dad Luke when he brings his 8-year-old son Ethan to the hospital after the boy hits his head. Sparks fly, sexy times ensue. The only real fly in the ointment is a secret in Christie's past (from when she lived in Tulsa) that has made her feel ashamed and unworthy.
The whole story--Meet-Cute (well, Meet, anyway) to HEA--takes place in a single December, so yeah, it's all pretty quick; but this author has a talent for making loveable characters. As such, heck, I was in love with Luke (and maybe also Christie) after about three pages and would probably leave my husband for Luke if he came knocking, so I won't judge.
The story is told in the third person, alternating between Luke's and Christie's POV. True to form, Wyatt's steamy scenes are steamy with a capital S, but equally laden with genuine like and emotion. While there are a few minor editorial issues, nothing is too distracting.
If you like sweet and spicy, you'll find this book delicious.