The Christmas Trap
Two years after losing her teenage son and ending her thirty-two-year marriage, Kelsey Riggs wants one thing for Christmas—a quiet holiday with her adult daughters in the Colorado mountains.
Addie and Sky, however, have other plans.
Done watching their parents suffer alone in separate states and desperate to get their mother on board by any means necessary, the girls conveniently forget to mention that the cozy cabin they’ve booked is practically in their biker father’s backyard. Also, they may or may not have intentionally missed their flight.
What could go wrong?
Well. Everything.
The last thing Teddy Riggs expects to find when he shows up with dinner is the ex-wife he left in Texas. The two quickly realize they’ve been set up, but before Kelsey can book that return flight home, a record-breaking blizzard slams into the Rockies.
When her rental car skids off an icy mountain road and into a tree the following day, Teddy is the only one crazy—or desperate—enough to brave the treacherous whiteout to find and rescue her.
With snow piling up and the airport and highways shut down, the two are forced to ride out the winter storm together at his secluded cabin.
The weather outside may be frightful, but inside, things between the exes are heating up…
Somewhere between tree decorating, late-night confessions, and a gingerbread baking session that definitely wasn’t meant to be foreplay, Teddy and Kelsey finally confront everything they avoided during their marriage.
With Christmas fast approaching, they’ll have to decide whether to risk it all for a second chance at forever—or let their love grow cold for good.
A steamy holiday romance about second chances, love after loss, and two meddling daughters determined to pull off the ultimate Christmas reunion—whether their parents like it or not.
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