The Snow Must Go On Three Full-Length Romantic Comedies – Avery Kane, Amanda M. Lee Free Audiobook

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Written by Avery Kane, Amanda M. Lee
Read by Meghan Kelly
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 128 Kbps
Unabridged

This three-book omnibus includes: Shake Up & Smell the Coffee, On Thin Ice, and The Snowball Effect.

Shake Up & Smell the Coffee

Maya Markham just wanted to be one of the boys as a teenager. That meant spending every moment possible with her best friend Nick Griffith.
They lived across the road together. They graduated together. They went to college together.
And then the unthinkable happened, and their friendship ended. It didn’t shatter apart. No, it drifted away in chunks and ebbs, which only makes their bitterness worse.
Eight years after they fell out of touch, Nick and Maya find themselves back in their hometown for good. The only problem is, they’re both a little angry with each other.
Maya has always dreamed of owning her own restaurant. She’s going to start with a coffee shop…with a little help from her family and friends.
Nick isn’t where he thought he would be in life, but the things he’s always wanted most are stability and love. He’s starting to realize that perhaps he was looking in the wrong place all this time.
Maya and Nick want their friendship back. They’re not looking for anything more. Well, at least that’s what they tell themselves.
Some things are meant to be. Some loves can sustain a lifetime of trouble. Maya and Nick are about to find out if they’re one of them.

On Thin Ice

January Jackson and Jake Jeffries have been connected by a single letter their entire lives. J. Everywhere they turn, there’s a J.
The alphabet forced them together as children. A great dislike for one another forced them apart as teenagers. Then, in college, they had one drunken night neither of them can explain. They most certainly don’t want to dwell on it.
Ten years later, January is an up-and-comer at Sylvan Slopes, the resort Jake’s father owns. She’s been put in a prime position for the incoming Winter Extreme Games, and she’s getting exactly what she’s always wanted.
Enter Jake. Thanks to his father’s money, he’s spent a decade galivanting about and basically doing nothing to ease himself into adulthood. Why should he when he doesn’t have to? Responsibility is not part of Jake’s world.
Things are about to change.
Jake’s father has given him an ultimatum. He takes a job at the resort or he’s on his own. With no marketable job skills, Jake knows what he has to do. There’s just one problem: January is his boss.
January and Jake have hated each other for a long time. In order to keep a sponsor happy, however, they have to pretend they not only like each other but are married to boot.
The snow—and insults—are going to fly. Along the way, however, they just might find that they have more in common than they ever dreamed of.
Well, if they don’t kill each other first.

The Snowball Effect

Ava Mason is sassy and sure of herself. Everybody in Bellaire, a quiet, snowy hamlet in northern Lower Michigan, knows her by attitude if not the bright auburn color of her hair. She’s been holding on to a specific dream since she was a teenager, and her chance to make it come true is finally here.
There’s just one problem…
Griffin Holden was living a big city life full of glitz, glamour, and the accolades that come from associating with the richest businessmen in the state, and then it all came crashing down around him…literally. He decides he needs to take refuge in the one place no one will go looking for him: his grandfather’s farm.
Ava is just waiting for the Holden Farm to go to auction so she can build the bed and breakfast of her dreams. Griffin doesn’t know what he wants to do with his late grandfather’s property, but he does know that the woman who keeps hanging around telling him what to do with it is a mouthy nightmare.
They’re two opposites determined to take charge of the same property. What could possibly go wrong? More importantly, what could possibly go right?

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