Sneeuwblind

Secrets in the Snow #4

by Roz Marshall, Anoek Kessels (Translator)

Callum Johnstone werkt voor de White Cairns Skischool in Schotland en heeft de liefde van zijn leven gevonden – maar zij heeft hem compleet gefriendzoned en het is makkelijker om haar aan het lachen te maken dan het risico te nemen haar te vertellen wat hij echt voor haar voelt. Debbie McNeill weet dat als ze maar slaagt voor haar instructeurexamen en een paar kilo afvalt, ze vast en zeker haar knappe Mr Right zal ontmoeten – net als in de romans die ze zo graag leest. Maar tot nu toe gebeurt er niets van wat ze in boeken leest en is haar liefdesleven geen succes. Als Callum tijdens een wedstrijd de kans krijgt om te schitteren, weet hij niet welke beslissing hij moet nemen. Keert hij nu echt zijn kansloze verliefdheid de rug toe, of blijft hij en geeft hij de liefde nog een laatste kans?

131 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 1, 2015

About the author

USA Today bestselling author Roz Marshall pens romantic women's fiction, contemporary fantasy, and clean small-town romance. She loves writing uplifting stories set in her native Scotland, with strong heroines and page-turning plot lines.

A software engineer turned ski instructor turned author, she spends her spare time on horseback exploring the glorious Scottish countryside, or with her hubby and their talkative cat and squirrel-obsessed Jack Russell :-)

She also writes Cozy Mystery set in the Scottish Highlands as R.B. Marshall: https://books2read.com/rl/RBMarshall

and Historical Romance telling the story of Mary Queen of Scots, as Belle McInnes: https://books2read.com/rl/MarysLadies

Reviews

[Debbie McGowan · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this series and I'm a bit gutted it's nearly over. Maybe there will be a next generation? Or we could follow some of the characters in spin-off episodes?

In this instalment, there are few big surprises that bowled me over - I really wasn't expecting on in particular, and I've got to admit I've rarely felt as much despise for a character as I did for one of the characters in this story.

The romance - is gorgeous. It's sweet, innocent, a little clumsy, realistic.

I'm fully behind Jude now. Can't wait to see what her next move is.

And Spock...interesting times ahead for that young man.

I recommend this fully, but start at the beginning of the series, as the story and the characters develop continuously.

[Grammar*Kitten · Rating 5 out of 5]

AH! Snow Blind is the best in the White Cairns Secrets in the Snow series yet!

It's quite a bit longer than the other stories so far, and this time we really get into the juicy bits, so to speak, with the characters. There's an accident, an unexpected arrival, and Jude might finally be 'growing a pair'.

I ABSOLUTELY CANNOT WAIT to find out what happens in the final episode - WRITE FASTER, ROZ MARSHALL. You're KILLING me!!

A fabulous little read - probably the best one to read as a stand-alone book, if you're so inclined, too. Great characterisation and action is what Roz Marshall does best - you won't be disappointed.

[K B · Rating 5 out of 5]

4 stars
I purchased Snow Blind by Roz Marshall and this review was given freely.
Another drama packed short story with a cliff hanger ending. Debbie sees Ben in a compromising position. Callum's Saturday secret is finally revealed. Things become interesting between Debbie and Callum. Mike catches Allan being unfaithful,and Jude plans for the off skiing season only to have Allan return.

[Kathy Brickert · Rating 4 out of 5]

Short

This one was way too short. It moves the plot along and I think there is only one episode left, but this is work to keep adding all of these to my reader! It would be so much better as a single book!

[Betty Colomb · Rating 4 out of 5]

Return of the husband not HEA

Honey I'm home! Allan is back with no warning, long stories why he couldn't send money. In the first paragraph you know he is nothing but trouble. Now we will see if Jude is strong enough to stand up for h e itself and get heritage

[Roz Marshall · Rating 5 out of 5]

Once again, a 'review' of my own book, to give you some background.

I may have mentioned before that although not every episode so far has been a romance, the overall 'Secrets in the Snow' series will be a romance. But this episode definitely is a romance!

At the beginning of the series, we learn that some of the characters have secrets that they're hiding from those around them. And now, as the series draws to a close (this is the penultimate episode) these secrets are gradually being revealed...

The main characters this time are Callum and Debbie, and we discover more about their backgrounds, and what makes them tick. We also learn more about how Jude and Allan got together, and a little more about Spock and Mike.

This is my longest story so far (30k words/120 pages), and I suspect that the final episode (which I've started writing) will be longer still...

If you decide to read this book, I hope you enjoy it! I had great fun writing it :-)

[Margaret Watkins · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Secrets in the Snow series has more twists than a corkscrew! Snow Blind is full of surprises, some of them good and others just horrible. However, as the series is moving towards a climax, decisions are being made and lives being changed. I find it interesting that a book of this nature could draw so many strong emotions from me, from real happiness to fury! One becomes really invested in the characters and I truly hope that as the story winds up that justice will be served. Callum's character is so endearing and as he steps out of his comfort zone, you realise that he has so much more going for him than the joker on the ski slopes. My heart goes out to Jude. With being thrown in the lurch, she has grown into a capable woman, but old habits die hard. I received a free copy of this book from the author, and this is my honest and voluntary review.

[Lauren · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an interesting and unique story about a group of ski instructors. In this installment we follow Callum's story. After a talent show he realizes this could be his chance for happiness. This is the only mini series I have been able to follow, or found worthy of the readers time. Too many of them don't contain enough to be a story, but this author has perfected the idea of episodes. We also are left with a teaser and wondering where the author is going to go now that one character is back in the story. Excellent read, can't wait for the next installment.