Description

Reese came to White Pine looking for a fresh start. She didn’t expect to find a reason to stay.

Moving from Vancouver to a tiny ski town was supposed to be temporary. Reese had a new job at the local salon, an apartment that didn’t quite feel like hers yet, and no real plan beyond giving herself some space to figure out what came next.

Learning to snowboard seemed like a good place to start.

Then she meets Hudson.

Hudson has spent his whole life in White Pine. He knows the mountain like the back of his hand, works snowboard patrol, and somehow makes Reese feel less like the new girl every time she’s around him.

At first, it’s easy to tell herself they’re just becoming friends. But winter has a way of pulling people together. Snowboard lessons turn into chairlift conversations. One dinner with his friends turns into another. Before long, Reese has people expecting her to show up and a life here that she’s started to look forward to.

And Hudson is becoming harder to pretend she doesn’t want.

The problem is, Reese never planned on staying.

Now, for the first time since she arrived, she’s beginning to wonder what it would mean if she did.

The Winter I Found You is a slow-burn contemporary romance about falling in love with a mountain town, finding your people, and realizing that home might not be where you thought you’d left it.

Perfect for readers who love slow burns, ski-town settings, found family, snowboarding, close-knit friend groups, and plenty of yearning.