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Snow On The Mountain (2009)

by P.D. Singer(Favorite Author)

3.7 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

1613727100 (ISBN13: 9781613727102)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Dreamspinner Press

series

Mountain

review 1: This is Jake and Kurt's continuation story. While the summer was spent in virtual isolation in the wilderness, now it's winter, and they work together at a major ski resort. I liked the fact that they interacted with others more, made friends, and even a possible suitor came in the picture. But there's trouble on the mountain too, as enemies of all sorts seem to come out of the woodwork to make things that much harder.I liked this book a lot. It's almost a bit better than the first because the two men aren't alone anymore and they have to work toward their relationship that's so new and fragile still. And perhaps staying in the closet is no longer an option.I like Singer's writing, it's smooth and realistic. And her handle on all things skiing related is top notch. I highl... morey recommend this!
review 2: This is a follow up book to Fire on the Mountain. Kurt and Jake are 5 months into their relationship and working through the winter at a ski resort. They are still learning about each other and not totally solid yet although a lot more steady than they were. There is a lot of action in this book and a lot less of the minute descriptions of the life of a ski instructor than we got of the life of a fire ranger. The balance seemed much more even in this effort. Jake starts off with a daring rescue and we learn that Kurt has a job that is coveted by some and reviled by others and isn't sure why. It takes entirely too long for Kurt to figure out that the ski lessons he is supposed to be giving come with a happy ending in certain cases. The danger of discovery and his potential threat to go public with the info lands Kurt in some pretty compromising and dangerous situations that Jake allows himself to be lead to the wrong conclusion about. Thankfully the problems don't drag out and the two end up a more solid couple after the danger and adventure they encounter in such a few short weeks on the mountain. I liked this follow up book much better than the first. The guys were more real and had more depth to them. Jake definitely had less circular thinking and although the adventure was over the top it was still exciting. The secondary characters were an added benefit not a distraction and the sex between the two is really very well written and scorching hot. If you liked the first book you will like this one even more, I think. If, like me, you were on the fence you can safely jump off to continue the journey between Jake and Kurt. less

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