Genre:FICTION
SubGenre:Romance / General
Warm Winter Love
by Constance Walker
Katie Jarvis has to make a decision. She knows that her engagement to fellow school teacher Jason King may not be the love match of the century but she feels secure and comfortable with her upcoming marriage because "Jason and I want the same things. We have the same values." But Katie has to rethink her orderly life when, on a winter skiing vacation, she meets and quickly falls in love with Sam Hubbard. Sam's the opposite of Jason—he's spur-of-the-moment, likes taking chances and his job takes him out of the country for weeks at a time. Sam has fallen in love with Katie and in the seven days that they spend together at Cedar Crest Lodge he tries to persuade her to marry him. But Katie's afraid to listen to her heart—her father's business travelling was the reason her parents divorced and long ago she vowed that she would not let that happen to her. But love has a way of not always conforming to set ideas and Katie has to rethink her engagement to Jason, her instantaneous love for Sam and then make the decision about the rest of her life.
Constance Walker has had an extensive career that includes journalism, public relations, producing and directing documentary videos, and writing magazine articles. She hosted a writer's group on AOL for thirteen years, and then finally pursued her dream of writing. She is the author of When the Heart Remembers (Thomas Bouregy & Co., 1993), One Perfect Springtime (Thomas Bouregy & Co., 1989), Lost Roses of Ganymede House (Zebra, 1989), and The Shimmering Stones of Glendower Hall (Zebra, 1991), among other works of Gothic and modern fiction. After having five novels published the traditional way, she decided to publish her own books. In 2013 she established Winter's Eve Books and published Warm Winter Love in both paperback and ebook form, and plans six more books in the near future.
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