Midnight In The Snow (lose Yourself In An Alpine Love Story To Thaw The Coldest Heart)

Set amongst the snow-covered mountains of the Austrian Alps, Midnight in the Snow is the story of a forbidden attraction that will reveal long-buried secrets, from Sunday Times bestselling author of Christmas at Tiffany''s, Karen Swan.

Award-winning director Clover Phillips is riding high when she encounters Kit Foley; a surfer and snowboarder as well-known for controversy as he is for winning championships.

Involved in an accident that had devastating consequences for a bitter rival, Kit has never spoken about what really happened that day. Determined to find out the truth, Clover heads to the snowy wilderness of the Austrian Alps, sharing a romantic winter wonderland with a man who can’t stand her.

But as she delves deeper, Clover finds herself both drawn to Kit, and even more convinced he’s hiding something. Is Kit Foley really as cold as he seems?

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What readers are saying about Midnight in the Snow:

‘Heartwarming, romantic, uplifting. Great writing that wraps you like a blanket’

‘Real and wonderfully, subtly painted so that, yet again, her novel makes you stay up until silly o’clock’

‘An amazing gift for taking you to fabulous locations & gradually unwrapping secrets about her characters’

‘Glamorous, thrilling and unashamedly romantic’

Karen Swan is the Sunday Times top three bestselling author of twenty books and her novels sell all over the world. She writes two books each year – one for the summer period and one for the Christmas season. Previous summer titles include The Spanish Promise, The Hidden Beach and The Secret Path and for winter, Christmas at Tiffany’s, The Christmas Secret and Together by Christmas.

Her books are known for their evocative locations and Karen sees travel as vital research for each story. She loves to set deep, complicated love stories within twisting plots. Her five book historical series called ‘The Wild Isles’, is based upon the dramatic evacuation of Scottish island St Kilda in the summer of 1930.