Snow Day Santa
When an unexpected snowstorm traps Ruby Starks and Amari Snowden together in her old home, neither expects the cold to thaw the walls they’ve built around their hearts.
Ruby Starks, a warmly expressive first-grade teacher, returned to Farmerton, Georgia, to escape the ghosts of a hidden past. Christmas is a season she endures, not celebrates, as it’s a painful reminder of the child she lost and the trust she misplaced. She has resigned herself to solitude until Amari Snowden, her student’s devoted father and the town’s go-to handyman, shows up to fix the laundry list of issues in her home.
Amari is used to filling in gaps, whether it’s repairing broken water heaters or making sure local kids have enough food to eat. With his daughter spending the holidays with his ex, he nurses a bitter mood and turns to work for solace. Ruby’s devotion to his child and her passion for education draw him in, even as he senses she’s hiding something deeper. He’s not one to push, but something about Ruby makes him want to weather the storm with her.
As the snow deepens outside, so does the intimacy between them. What begins as shy glances and touches turns into a slow-burning connection laced with vulnerability, guarded truths, and the kind of trust neither expected to find so close to home. But when Ruby reveals her past and Amari’s own wounds threaten to reopen, they must decide if this unexpected snow day will deliver more than repairs and revelations. Could Amari be Ruby’s Snow Day Santa, bringing with him a chance at love worth believing in?
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