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A review by sionna
Cold Like Snow by Sita Bethel
3.0
*I received a copy of this book through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review*
So, I picked this book up because I really liked the premise: a dude falling in love with ghosts. It ended up having WAY more sex than I thought it would, but there were also a lot of really cute moments. Those cute moments were what carried the book for me, since I tend to skip over sex scenes. (I know I know, I read so much romance and yet I skip most the sex scenes??? ) The scenes I didn't just skim over, didn't seem awkward though which is what I thought might happen.
There is no external conflict here-- the biggest conflict being interacting with ghosts normally and having a relationship with the dead, so there wasn't any over the top unnecessary drama. And even the mini fights that occur felt so natural.
I really liked May and would totally love if there was a book for her too lol and if the ghosts judged her flings or boyfriends.
The ending didn't really surprise me. I knew it had to go one way or the other. It worked out though, I think from start to finish this book went really well.
So, I picked this book up because I really liked the premise: a dude falling in love with ghosts. It ended up having WAY more sex than I thought it would, but there were also a lot of really cute moments. Those cute moments were what carried the book for me, since I tend to skip over sex scenes. (I know I know, I read so much romance and yet I skip most the sex scenes??? ) The scenes I didn't just skim over, didn't seem awkward though which is what I thought might happen.
There is no external conflict here-- the biggest conflict being interacting with ghosts normally and having a relationship with the dead, so there wasn't any over the top unnecessary drama. And even the mini fights that occur felt so natural.
I really liked May and would totally love if there was a book for her too lol and if the ghosts judged her flings or boyfriends.
The ending didn't really surprise me. I knew it had to go one way or the other. It worked out though, I think from start to finish this book went really well.