Snowflakes, Snow Angels & Snowballing Feelings: A Romantic Comedy

Dillon Burns volunteered for Dalton Winter Angels for one very good reason: he was absolutely, completely, one hundred percent fine. He was not volunteering because his first winter teaching middle school science in Dalton had wrung him out like a dishcloth. He was not volunteering because helping other people felt easier than admitting he might need help himself. And he was definitely not volunteering because Maggie McGlynn had a clipboard and the terrifying confidence of a woman who never took no seriously. Then Dillon nearly uproots a buried mailbox at sunrise and meets Ty Williams, the town's steady, quietly irresistible mailman, who informs him he is endangering federal property and somehow still makes it sound comforting. Ty knows every icy driveway, every stubborn senior, and every shortcut through a Maine snowstorm. Dillon knows the science of freezing points, friction, and why snow squeaks underfoot. What neither of them knows how to handle is the way their "just helping" partnership starts turning into shared cocoa, truck-cab confessions, and feelings that refuse to stay neatly contained. As Dalton's winter check-in program pulls them closer together, Dillon has to face the fact that Ty sees right through his "I'm fine" routine-and Ty has his own reasons for guarding his heart behind competence and care. Between snowbanks, small-town gossip, accidental almost-dates, and one very public question about whether Ty is his boyfriend, Dillon and Ty will have to decide if they're brave enough to stop surviving winter and start choosing each other instead. Snowflakes, Snow Angels & Snowballing Feelings is a cozy small-town romantic comedy full of winter tenderness, community chaos, steady kindness, and the kind of love that shows up with traction cleats, hot coffee, and no intention of leaving.

Pagina's: 243, Paperback, Independently published