Hi everyone! Today we are back with a new Favorite Books List. This time the theme is snowbound stories!
As is often the case, this list was once again inspired by books I have been reading. This is a popular theme this time of year as we get into the winter season here in North America. I love snowbound books because they have many of the same qualities as another favorite of mine — road trip stories. In both cases, the MCs are forced together in close proximity, often without anyone else around. Being snowbound gives an immediate intensity to the situation, forcing the characters to be alone together, often against their will, and in many cases fighting the elements. The holiday season is a perfect time for a good snowbound story, so I hope you will check out some of these.
If you have additional suggestions, please add them in the comments. And if you want to see all our snowbound stories, you can find them here.
- Arctic Fire by Keira Andrews
- Better Not Pout by Annabeth Albert
- Bound for Keeps by S.E. Jakes
- Cold Feet by Jay Northcote
- Cold Fusion by Harper Fox
- Connection Error by Annabeth Albert
- Conviction by Lissa Kasey
- Distant Swimmer by Jacob Cheyenne
- A Fortunate Blizzard by L.C. Chase
- High Lonesome by Tanya Chris
- His First Christmas by Victoria Sue
- The House on Hancock Hill by Indra Vaughn
- The Journal of Sanctuary One by R.J. Scott
- Let it Snow by Heidi Cullinan
- Once in a Snowstorm by Ofelia Grand
- Santa Daddy by Keira Andrews
- Seth and Casey by R.J. Scott
- Snowblind by Eli Easton
- Snowed In by Teodora Kostova
- Snowed In: Kit and Harry by K.L. Noone
- Snowed In: Shawn and Logan by Sarah Hadley Brook
- Snowman by Isabelle Rowan
- Status Update by Annabeth Albert
- Stuck with You by Jay Northcote
- Transposition by Gregory Ashe
- A Town Called Noelle by M.K. Hardy
- Under Snow and Stars by Gareth Vaughn
- What Happens at Christmas by Jay Northcote
- Whiteout by Elyse Springer
- Winter’s Risk by Penny Hudson
Last Updated 1/1/20