and the occasion brings about overwhelming emotions for both of them. Mack Corey and Anne Winters come together to celebrate the wedding of Mack’s daughter, Jamie. There aren’t many descriptions of scenery or decadent desserts but the romance is no less of a delight to the senses. Sun-Kissed was a bit different than Florand’s previous books. I snuggle up in a quiet corner and disappear into my book until I’m finished. I must have good chocolate, a blanket and a fluffy pillow. It’s become somewhat of a tradition for me to *prepare* to read a Laura Florand book. Her writing transports me to far away places, filled with larger than life characters and food descriptions that leave me wishing that I could live in that world. Laura Florand is my #1 comfort read author. Source: e-arc provided by author for my honest review Could they become lovers?Ĭould a frozen heart be kissed by the sun? But that Ice Queen act Anne Winters had going was really starting to get to him… Hell, he even managed to tolerate his dad.

He’d raised two daughters who dumped him for idiot arrogant French chocolatiers and went off to live in Paris. He’d transformed his family company into one of the top 500 by the age of thirty. No felony convictions yet, although his daughters had come close. They called him a man who got what he wanted. Not that this gave him access to her heart, of course… They’d been walking the beach together for twenty years. She had only one trusted friend: her vacation house neighbor.

No one was allowed to breach the walls around her heart except for her own son. She didn’t let anyone or anything get to her.

Snow-Kissed by Laura Florand