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Whiteout

(Survival Instincts #1)

Adriana Anders (Goodreads Author)

4.39 · Rating details · 33 ratings · 24 reviews

Angel Smith is ready to leave Antarctica for a second chance at life. But on what was meant to be her final day, the research station is attacked. Hunted and scared, she and glaciologist Ford Cooper barely make it out with their lives…only to realize that in a place this remote, there's nowhere left to run.

Isolated in the middle of a long, frozen winter with a madman at ...more

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Nov 10, 2018 Amanda rated it it was amazing

UPDATE: I've read the final version of Whiteout now, and it is SO FREAKING FANTASTIC!!! I love, love, love this book! The survival plot is amazing, and the sexual tension is off the charts. I was literally fanning myself at times. The first make-out scene is...OMG. I've already read this book twice now, and I would totally read it again. SO good!

Action-packed, full of twists and turns, danger, adventure, and steamy romance! A hot, reclusive scientist and a plucky, resourceful chef find ...more

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Sep 12, 2019 Katie rated it it was amazing

Picture The Thing where the alien is actually a diabolical elderly woman and there’s lots of sexual tension and hot make out sessions. You’ve got it? Perfect. That’s Whiteout by Adriana Anders.

Ford Cooper is a raspy-voiced grump (yes, please). He’s the perfect hero for those romance readers who like their men challenging to work with because it’s all the more satisfying when the heroine finally convinces him to indulge his desires. I wanted to wrap Ford in a hug and tell him, “It’s okay to feel Picture The Thing where the alien is actually a diabolical elderly woman and there’s lots of sexual tension and hot make out sessions. You’ve got it? Perfect. That’s Whiteout by Adriana Anders.

Ford Cooper is a raspy-voiced grump (yes, please). He’s the perfect hero for those romance readers who like their men challenging to work with because it’s all the more satisfying when the heroine finally convinces him to indulge his desires. I wanted to wrap Ford in a hug and tell him, “It’s okay to feel emotion!” A hot loner who prefers well-below freezing temperatures and nothing but snow over being forced to talk to someone he doesn’t want to talk to—can’t we all relate? Angel Smith, Ford’s complete opposite, was an ‘every woman’ sort of heroine. The woman we all are AND the woman we all want to be. Kind, witty, smart, brave, and, most importantly, understanding of her man’s quirks. The two of them shouldn’t have worked together, but they ended up being such a brilliant match for one another.

The best part was watching them fight their attraction for one another (I mean, running away from murderers and trying to survive a landscape bent on killing you is not the ideal time for some nooky), but eventually succumbing to their desires. Whiteout isn’t going to give you sex every three pages, if that’s your thing. It’s more about bringing you to the edge constantly only to pull you back before you finally tip over the precipice into hot, survival sex. But when Anders finally gives us that moment it’s like water to a man lost in the desert... everything. Every second of the torture is 100% worth it.

This plot was so fascinating! I mean, how many romantic suspense novels take place in the frigid emptiness of Antarctica. And damn Anders for tossing in the whole ‘21 days until safety, 6 days of food’ headings at the top of each chapter because I was hyperventilating as I wondered how they could possibly survive this trip, not to mention the murderers chasing them down! Whiteout starts with a bang and ends with an even bigger bang. With four thousand bangs in the middle. Everything is trying to kill our hero and heroine: the murderers, the government, the storms, the snow, the random crevasses that lead to the center of the Earth...this is one novel that is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat wondering what could possibly happen next. Giving me a heart attack every darn page.

I loved the setting so much that I feel I need to comment on what an amazing reading experience it was to be set down in the middle of the barren wasteland of such an unfamiliar territory. I was enamored with every little detail of the land, the station, the constant danger. Quite a new adventure. And this is a lead up to what is sure to be an amazing cast of characters. Secret organization of hot men and woman vs. evil? Sign me up for everything Adriana Anders has to offer. ...more

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Dec 05, 2019 Dianne rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 12-read, arc-read, netgalley, own, romantic-suspense, survival

Antarctica, a frozen sea of hidden discoveries, a scientific haven for the brave hearted, or as in Angel’s case, those looking to hide away from life for a while. The subzero temps and total isolation would be more than enough adventure for me, but for a scientific outpost and two of its occupants, it is about to become a chilling race to survive in a frigid hell.

WHITEOUT by Adriana Anders snowballs into a searing hot romance as two people trek through miles of ice and snow, knowing they could ...more

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Oct 28, 2019 Dísir rated it it was amazing

Shelves: arc, contemporary-romance, favourites, kickass-heroine, kickass-hero, mystery-crime, romantic-suspense, suspense-thriller

4.5 stars rounding up...

Adeptly written, full of thrilling moments showing superb narrative control, ‘Whiteout’ is putting Adriana Anders on my romantic-suspense-authors list. Truth is, I had a damn good time with this. Few stories use Antarctica as a setting; even fewer delve so deeply into and write so convincingly about the endless, brutal, frigid whiteness and the fragility of humanity against the unrelenting harshness of nature.

Both Angel Smith and Ford Cooper are in Antarctica for various 4.5 stars rounding up...

Adeptly written, full of thrilling moments showing superb narrative control, ‘Whiteout’ is putting Adriana Anders on my romantic-suspense-authors list. Truth is, I had a damn good time with this. Few stories use Antarctica as a setting; even fewer delve so deeply into and write so convincingly about the endless, brutal, frigid whiteness and the fragility of humanity against the unrelenting harshness of nature.

Both Angel Smith and Ford Cooper are in Antarctica for various reasons of their own, but they have each found a place there they belong, amongst an eclectic group of people finding camaraderie at the end of the world. Things change only when a series of events lead them to run for their lives and the fractious ‘relationship’ both initially have changes as they are thrust together in extreme and adverse circumstances that no one could ever imagine.

Angel/Ford are an unlikely pairing, but Anders persuades me early on that a terse, emotionally-unsure glaciologist with an everyday heroine with her own hurts can actually be one I’ll root for. In fact, the strength that Angel develops as the crisis goes on is admirable—more so because it very eloquently details the sort of limits and fortitude you don’t know you have until the need for survival drops suddenly on you.

The overall narrative arc isn’t one that is yet resolved: Ford and Angel barely get out of this alive (this is still thanks to an almost Deus ex Machina moment) and the bad guys for now get their comeuppance, but there overall trajectory of world domination through population-cleansing is still there. It left me somewhat uncertain and unclear, so portions with the masterminding corporation and the higher-ups seemed fuzzy despite the slow movements of chess pieces across a board I couldn’t fully understand yet.

I wished we could have had more moments exploring Ford’s history together—that is merely briefly alluded to—but the focus is so on the present that there just doesn’t seem to be enough space (both mental and emotional) for it. The last few pages wrapped up Ford/Angel’s story a tad hastily and a sort-of cliffhanger ending made ‘Whiteout’ feel incomplete despite the rushed HEA. But Anders leaves me wanting more and in this case, I’m already watching out for the sequel.

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Nov 13, 2019 Bookphenomena (Micky) rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2019-read, 2020-release, suspense, contemporary-romance, survival, grumpy-male, heroine-love, fast-paced, chemistry, hothothot

4.5 stars of grumpy male, bright happy female, the antarctic and the most compelling chase/suspense.

Review to come for the blog.

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Nov 18, 2019 Lynn rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: arc

Angel Smith fled her life back in the States to find a new beginning after giving her all working in a high end restaurant. Traumatized by her world failing apart and dreams shattered, Angel finds a peace in the crystalline sanctuary of ice and snow in Antarctica. Ready to head back on her last day as the research station’s cook, Angel witnesses a horrific scene knowing that if caught by these seriously evil guys, her life is forfeit. The tension starts quickly in this story and does not let up. Angel Smith fled her life back in the States to find a new beginning after giving her all working in a high end restaurant. Traumatized by her world failing apart and dreams shattered, Angel finds a peace in the crystalline sanctuary of ice and snow in Antarctica. Ready to head back on her last day as the research station’s cook, Angel witnesses a horrific scene knowing that if caught by these seriously evil guys, her life is forfeit. The tension starts quickly in this story and does not let up. Ford Cooper, a scientist, who also came to this remote land because of some harsh life experiences, knows something is not right. When Angel tells him what happened, Ford realizes their only slim chance of survival involves a very dangerous trek to another station across the frozen wasteland where winter and total darkness approaches.

Because of something Ford had discovered in his ice cores, he knows that the perpetrators will return to hunt them down since Angel derailed their nefarious plans. Angel refers to Ford as the “Ice Man” as he seems just as frozen as the surroundings. A man of few words and most of them awkward, he begins to loosen up on their long, perilous journey. When survival mode kicks in, all the extraneous things fall away including Ford keeping Angel at arm’s length because she is a bright and beautiful soul who threatens to burn away his carefully constructed hard outer shell.

Angel understands this gruff and damaged man is key to survival because what she knows about being outdoors in Antarctica could fit into one of her artisan pastries. Ford is not only her lifeline, but a man she has been attracted to since the beginning even though he seemed to barely tolerate Angel. Their slow burn, or in this case, slow thaw relationship develops over the course of a seemingly impossible journey in this remote and incredibly dangerous landscape.

Adriana Anders’ prose skillfully draws the reader in with a descriptive narrative that makes all the dangers, hardships, and emotions including the love story come richly to life. Between the unforgiving landscape and her characters’ fraught situations, the intensity of this well wrought tale will resonate long after it ends. This full novel is the first in the Survival Instincts series. A free Kindle story, DEEP BLUE, is .5 in the series and featuring Ford’s brother, ex-Navy seal, Eric Cooper who also appears in WHITEOUT. ...more

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Nov 14, 2019 Kelly rated it it was amazing

Shelves: arcs-to-review, contemporary, ebooks, read-in-2019

I kinda love when surly, growly folks (male or female, honestly, although I do have a particular soft spot for grumbly men) who try DESPERATELY to avoid romantic entanglements end up finding their special someone. Ford certainly fits the bill, in this case.

While he's growly and stern and comes across as cold, Angel is his polar opposite. Heh. She's outgoing and warm and she kinda likes the Iceman even though he's given her ZERO reasons to believe he does more than tolerate her out of necessity. ...more

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Nov 08, 2019 b.andherbooks rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary, forced-proximity, romance, arc

A chef running the cafeteria for an Antarctic science research facility finds herself caught in a deadly trek across the ice with the one man she couldn't stand after rogue mercenaries try to kill everyone to obtain ice cores holding a deadly virus.

Both thrilling and steamy, this is a delicious forced proximity romance.

I adored the awkward, tall scientist Ford Cooper, who is so afraid of his own feelings he had to run away to the Antarctic to escape them, until he finds Angel Smith who is also a ...more

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Nov 11, 2019 Susan rated it it was amazing

First book that I’ve read by Adriana Anders and she blew me away! Whiteout was a nail biter that had me on the edge of my seat the whole way through. Angel and Ford were an unlikely duo that were oh so perfect together. Excellent read! Can’t wait for more in this series.

*ARC provided by NetGalley for an honest review.

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Nov 08, 2019 Michelle rated it it was amazing

Shelves: borrowed, e-book

Holy moly. What did I just read? I finished this book two nights ago and I STILL have a book hangover! Adriana Anders needs to write faster. That's all there is to it.
One of the things I adore about her books is that her heroes aren't perfect. She's written about a blind man, an amputee, and in this one, a socially awkward loner. It's better than it sounds though.... Ford Cooper is all THAT and more. Angel calls him the Ice Man, because he is like a frozen shell of a man. No emotions, no ...more

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Dec 08, 2019 JoAn rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: arc, romantic-suspense

Whiteout by Adriana Anders was a heart pounding romantic suspense that kept me turning the pages until the final chapter.

Angel Smith has escaped to Antarctica to rethink her life by being the cook for a research station. Ford Cooper is a glaciologist that is running from life after serving in the military. Both Angel and Ford are broken complex people who must work together to survive after the research station is taken over by a group of mercenaries. Ms. Anders' narrative was so clear that I ...more

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Nov 16, 2019 Jill Hart rated it it was amazing

Wow! Whiteout was a page-turner like nothing I've read in a long while. Coop was the brooding hero we all want and expect to find working as a scientist in Antarctica. And Angel is a refreshing, full-of-life, chef that challenges Coop in ways he doesn't know he needs. What could possibly go wrong, right? Well, the answer is 'just about everything.'

Coop and Angel find themselves out on the ice, on the run for their lives, and by this time they can barely stand each other. Not the greatest start ...more

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Dec 08, 2019 Krissy rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: arc, ebooks, netgalley

Whiteout is a book about 2 people living at a research facility in Antarctica. One is a chef, the other a scientist. They couldn't be any more different. Winter arrives and they find themselves in the middle of a government conspiracy fighting for their lives. This book was full of action and suspense. Then throw in some steamy romance along with a super sexy "Ice Man" and you have a nice combo. I've got a thing for the freakishly smart, quiet, yet slightly scary ones. Overall, I enjoyed this ...more

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Nov 04, 2019 Anita marked it as to-read

Shelves: arc

Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) provided by the Author and Publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an fair and honest review.

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Oct 17, 2019 MaryAnne rated it really liked it

Shelves: edelweiss, 2019

Classic romantic suspense.

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Dec 05, 2019 Michelle rated it it was amazing

I was generously provided an ARC by the publisher for an honest review.

Adriana Anders is one of the most original and thoughtful romance novel authors on the market today. Full stop. Her Blank Canvas and Love At Last series masterfully explore trauma and healing, our political system, and how communities can provide safe haven and opportunities for personal growth. When I pick up an Anders novel I expect to be challenged. I look forward to the creatively developed characters who experience real I was generously provided an ARC by the publisher for an honest review.

Adriana Anders is one of the most original and thoughtful romance novel authors on the market today. Full stop. Her Blank Canvas and Love At Last series masterfully explore trauma and healing, our political system, and how communities can provide safe haven and opportunities for personal growth. When I pick up an Anders novel I expect to be challenged. I look forward to the creatively developed characters who experience real violence, whether that is emotional or physical abuse or mental illness associated with Post Trauma Stress Disorder (PTSD). I also know that when I open an Anders romance novel, I will be met with the utmost respect as a reader as well as a person.

I never worry that Anders will mishandle either the description of trauma nor the characters’ healing journey. And as a reader with PTSD from sexual trauma, it is an enormous weight off my shoulders to know that Anders’ novels are safe for me.

Adriana Ander’s newest series Survival Instincts of which Whiteout is the first book, does not disappoint. Whiteout begins immediately after the events of her novella Deep Blue (which is free!). Deep Blue introduces Anders’ readers to the Chronos Corporation and their willingness to do violence to anyone and anything (including natural resources and protected ecosystems) to execute their evil plans. Deep Blue also introduces readers to the ‘good guys;’ a group of highly skilled ex-special forces who ban together to start a paramilitary organization capable of challenging multi-national corporations and corruption in the US government. But because Survival Instincts is an Anders romance novel, any plot of international espionage and conspiracy and balanced out with a deeply felt connection between the hero and heroine.

In Whiteout, Anders pairs a Latina chef intent on restarting her life with a professorly scientist who is on the spectrum. She then brings these opposites together in one of the most harsh, remote, and inhospitable settings in the world– a scientific base in Antarctica. At first glance, it doesn’t seem like these people have much in common and honestly, how much action can there be in a frozen wasteland that is devoid of people or animals? Well, Adriana Anders is no slouch. She delivers a hot as hell book with nonstop action.

For the rest of this review though, I would like to focus on Ford, Anders’ hero.

Ford is an unusual leading man. A taciturn professor and scientist (who also spent time in the military), Ford chooses to stays in Antarctica all year around. He has few relationships and suffers from social anxiety. Ford is most comfortable out on the ice and prefers for his life and emotions to mirror the frozen stillness characteristic of Antarctica. The first time that I read Whiteout, I wanted Anders to give Ford a diagnosis. I felt that if he had a specific diagnosis, she would be doing a service to folks who move through the world with different abilities and/or people who live with autism spectrum disorder. I also felt that if Anders had given Ford a diagnosis, she would be making a statement on how everyone, even people who live with autism, deserve a happily ever after.

After re-reading the novel, I changed my mind. There are many reasons why a person may not have a diagnosis, such as lack of access to mental health and healthcare, a fear or distrust of the medical establishment, or a person may have the appropriate accommodations already necessary for them to be successful. I believe that Ford fits into this last category. Anders writes that “his issues with outside stimuli, discomfort with closeness, inability to handle certain sensations or touches or smells” were a challenge for him to overcome, but he is able to navigate the world and engage in a career. However, his interactions with people as well as the heroine, are absolutely characterized by Ford’s symptoms. In a sweet conversation between Ford and the heroine, Angel, shares that she just thought Ford was a “jerk” and was unaware of how Ford’s outward expression may hint at his autism spectrum disorder.

I adore how Anders shows her readers that everyone, even taciturn scientists with social anxiety, deserve love, commitment, and acceptance.

Adriana Anders’ Whiteout is a perfect start to 2020. However, beware, there is a shocking cliffhanger at the end of this novel. And it wouldn’t surprise me if you, like me, are now impatiently waiting for the next release!

Final Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Recommendation: Read Adriana Anders’ Love at Last series! Start with my favorite, Loving the Secret Billionaire, and then systematically work your way through all of her novels. You will not regret it. ...more

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Dec 04, 2019 Didi rated it liked it

Shelves: arc-netgalley-edelweiss, contemporary, mystery-suspense-thriller, new-to-me-author, romance, series

3 - 3.5 Stars

Darn, I thought I’d never feel warm again after (finishing) this book. That was one heck of freezing cold premises I read in a while. Even the opening chapter was cold; figuratively and literally. The cover of the book illustrated the general situation perfectly; all those white cold surrounding and the thick red outerwear (our poor MCs wore). I guess I just didn’t expect all those attributed to the protagonists’ braving the element while running (well, skiing, shuffling, walking, 3 - 3.5 Stars

Darn, I thought I’d never feel warm again after (finishing) this book. That was one heck of freezing cold premises I read in a while. Even the opening chapter was cold; figuratively and literally. The cover of the book illustrated the general situation perfectly; all those white cold surrounding and the thick red outerwear (our poor MCs wore). I guess I just didn’t expect all those attributed to the protagonists’ braving the element while running (well, skiing, shuffling, walking, or whatever) for their life.

WHITEOUT is an intense and gripping romantic suspense set in Antartica, featuring professional cook Angel Smith and former Army turned glaciologist Ford Cooper. When what started as typical day - and supposed to be last day in Antartica for the cook - turned into a nightmare, Angel’s only ally to escape and to thwart the villain’s nefarious plan was the loner scientist who had been standoffish throughout her summer stay at the station. It’s an excellent setup for a cat and mouse adventure and for the most part it was.

Halfway into the story - just when this reader wondered how the heck these two would get out of this muck they were in - things shifted. And I’m not sure all of those for the best. The multiple POVs allowed plenty of space for backstory of heroes and villains alike, I didn’t begrudge that. But they were not done so well, I felt - sort of like half-cooked attempt at explanations. The book being the first (full novel) of a new series, it came across as a standalone first, then grappling for elements - ANY elements available - to tie (the book) up to the following sequel. I applauded what Anders done to Ford and Angel romance; that’s among the highlight of the book and so did Angel evolving hardened take-no-prisoner attitude after the ordeal she went through. To then not only have the kind of cliffhanger ending but also putting the heroic heroine in that position had me cringing (I mean REALLY, she should have known BETTER).

WHITEOUT is my first Adriana Anders’s book and as I mentioned earlier the first full novel of her new new series “Survival Instincts” - the novella that started this, “Deep Blue,” was part of the multiple authors’ romantic suspense anthology “Turn the Tide.” I admit this book whetted my appetite to dig out the anthology and I guess the cliffhanger ending intrigued me what the sequel would bring. It’s a fifty-fifty chance at this point whether I’d enjoy the turbulence. But hey, WHITEOUT isn’t totally a flop of (reading) experience (to me) so I’m going to give the next book a chance.

Copy of this book is kindly given by the author/publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. ...more

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Nov 29, 2019 Lauren Kaznowski rated it it was amazing

WHITEOUT is the first book in a series aptly named "Survival Instincts". On her last day as a chef at a remote research station in Antarctica, Angel Smith is faced with the impossible: make a 302 mile trek across the ice with a surly scientist, Ford Cooper, or die. As I followed Ford and Angel on their harrowing journey, I found myself astounded by Angel's grit and determination. I often found myself asking whether or not I'd be able to push through if I were in her shoes. Anders paints a ...more

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Nov 16, 2019 Kate rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: romantic-suspense, netgalley

Whiteout is the first full-length book of the Survival Instincts series and features Ford and Angel. The first story, Deep Blue, is a novella about Ford's brother, Eric. I wouldn't say it is necessary to read the novella first, but it is available for free so why not? It will provide some background info for parts later on in the story.

Ford and Angel are in Antarctica when their station is attacked in order to steal dangerous research. They find themselves trekking across the ice to another ...more

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Nov 10, 2019 Debra Dowling rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

An action packed thriller!
Like so many others, Angel and Ford go to South Pole for their own reasons, Angel to escape her life and Ford to be as alone as possible. Angel calls him "Ice Man" as he is completely unemotional. All that will change as things start getting deadly in the South Pole. Ford had unearthed a hidden virus deep within the ice, and people will do anything to obtain the deadly weapon. With nothing but frozen ice before them, Angel and Ford must embark on a dangerous track ...more

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Nov 08, 2019 Claire Scott rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Whew...what an action packed story. I have to admit, it took me a few chapters to get used to the style of writing, especially when describing the characters feelings. The author uses many descriptive words that can sometimes seem unnecessary, however the premise and the story was intriguing enough that it didn’t bother me after awhile. I felt cold reading it and was exhausted after I finished it. Can’t wait to see if Leo is okay in the next book

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Nov 26, 2019 Karyn Good rated it really liked it · review of another edition

What a great first book for new series! I enjoyed it. Lots of heart pounding action, well fleshed out characters, and a look at what it takes to survive, both physically and emotionally, in a remote, ruthless location like Antarctica. And that's before the bad guys. Prepare for a wild ride!

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Adriana Anders is the award-winning author of the Blank Canvas series. Under Her Skin, a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2017 and a two-time winner of the Holt-Medallion, has been featured in Bustle, USA Today Happy Ever After, and Book Riot. Today, she resides with her tall French husband and two small children on the coast of France, where she writes the gritty, emotional love stories of her ...more