Snowflakes on the Sea

Linda Lael Miller

Oct 2014 · Sold by Harlequin

About this eBook

Christmas 2014:

Nathan and Mallory McKendrick remember the troubles and triumphs they faced in the early days of their marriage. But their love story is far from over! It's a story they tell each other often…especially at Christmas.

Winter 1984:

International singing sensation Nathan McKendrick had it all—the looks, the talent, the charisma. It's not surprising that half the world was infatuated with him! No one more so than his wife, Mallory. The success of their marriage had always defied the odds—and the rumors. Then, suddenly, the bond between them was damaged, and Nathan and Mallory had to choose—fight for the love they still shared or let circumstances destroy it.

In the end, there was only one choice. They had to save their marriage.

And now, every year that goes by, every Christmas they spend together, reminds them that their love is everlasting….

Ratings and reviews

With this novel Miller doesn’t look at the beginnings of a romance, but rather at a love that has stood the test of time. She puts pen to paper with her usual, impeccably well written style and tells a great story. That said, I almost felt as if Miller was trivializing certain aspects of this romance that I felt would have been important with emphasizing others that I found of little import. Perhaps it is our differing views on events such as these that made it hard for me to completely immerse myself in this story. I also found a lack of the excitement that I expect from one of Miller’s stories. I did enjoy the novel, but I didn’t find myself turning pages, dying to know what happened next. The characters in this novel were quite well developed. I enjoyed the fact that we got to know the characters over a larger period of time. Their pasts and their present are both well developed for readers. The characters themselves are also quite unique. Their interactions with one another speak volumes as to their relationship and what they think and feel. As a whole this was an enjoyable novel. It was a great look at romance that lasts.

Good

About the author

Linda Lael Miller is a #1 New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of more than one hundred novels. Long passionate about the Civil War buff, she has studied the era avidly and has made many visits to Gettysburg, where she has witnessed reenactments of the legendary clash between North and South. Linda explores that turbulent time in The Yankee Widow.