Snow by: Brittanee Nicole (Audio Review)

 


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Snow by Brittanée Nicole, brought to life through the exceptional narration of James Cassidy and Megan Wicks, is a captivating conclusion to the Boston Bolts series that manages to be far more than a standard sports romance. What begins as a fun, slightly unhinged experiment—with a How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days vibe—quickly evolves into a deeply moving and addictive romance that proves Brittanée Nicole only gets better with every release.

Book Description


Camden Snow is old enough to be my father, dangerously charming, annoyingly irresistible—and my future ex-boyfriend.

The moment I meet the former hockey player at his holiday party, the chemistry is off the charts. Despite the pesky feelings his presence stirs inside me, I have zero intention of actually dating the notorious bachelor.

I don’t date.

I’m only entertaining Camden’s advances because I have an article to write and a point to prove. For years I’ve witnessed my best friend date all the wrong men and repeatedly get her heart broken.

So I’m going to teach her and the rest of my readers what not to do when dating by doing all the stereotypical wrong things and getting dumped.

The only problem? Camden Snow won’t dump me.

In fact, everything I do to push him away only draws him closer.
Flirt with others? He gets possessive.
Talk about the future? He’s all in.

But what if the one thing that could destroy us is the only thing I never planned for? Will my theory prove to be right, or will our love last past the snow?


About Brittanee Nicole


Brittanee is an author who lives in New England with her husband and two children. Her town is a character in itself in all of her books. When she is not writing she enjoys spending time outdoors by the water with her children, reading at the beach or by the pool (or really anywhere), dancing with her friends, singing Karaoke, spinning, bike riding and boating.


My Thoughts


Snow by Brittanée Nicole, brought to life through the exceptional narration of James Cassidy and Megan Wicks, is a captivating conclusion to the Boston Bolts series that manages to be far more than a standard sports romance. What begins as a fun, slightly unhinged experiment—with a How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days vibe—quickly evolves into a deeply moving and addictive romance that proves Brittanée Nicole only gets better with every release.

The premise is as brilliant as it is entertaining: Savannah, a columnist looking to prove a point about dating mistakes, targets Camden Snow, a retired, silver-fox hockey player, for a doomed relationship. She plans to use him as the subject of an article on "what not to do," intending to get dumped. However, the plan hilariously backfires when Camden—a man who is confident, emotionally mature, and unapologetically obsessed with her—refuses to play along. Every time Savannah tries to push him away or sabotage their connection, Camden only doubles down, making their dynamic both addictive and incredibly swoon-worthy.

The age gap between 27-year-old Savannah and 46-year-old Camden adds a layer of delicious tension, but the heart of the story lies in their profound emotional connection. Both characters have weathered significant past tragedies, and the way they help each other heal is raw, honest, and beautifully written. It was refreshing to see a heroine who, despite her self-sabotaging tendencies, is resilient and refuses to be a victim, and a hero who loves with a passion that feels earned and soul-deep. Their banter is sharp, their chemistry is explosive, and their journey toward vulnerability feels deeply satisfying.

The holiday setting provides a cozy backdrop for a story that carries surprisingly heavy emotional stakes. Between the hysterical text banter of the established friend group and the heartbreaking truths revealed throughout the plot, the book strikes a perfect balance between laugh-out-loud comedy and poignant, tear-jerking angst. Savannah’s growth is significant, as she moves from a place of guardedness to embracing the love and found family she so richly deserves.

James Cassidy and Megan Wicks deliver a top-tier performance, using their voices to bring out the playful, flirty energy of the couple as well as the deeper, more vulnerable moments. Snow is an absolute triumph—a heartfelt, spicy, and deeply tender read that lingers long after the final page. It is a perfect farewell to the Boston Bolts world while perfectly setting the stage for the next generation of characters to come. If you love age-gap romances, steadfast heroes, and narratives that blend humor with deep emotional intelligence, this book is an absolute must-read.

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