Snowbound With My Pack

A Reverse Harem Romance

De: Ella Hartwell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Josie didn’t plan to crash her car into a snowbank on her very first day in Maple Hollow.

She also didn’t plan to meet three ridiculously charming roommates who seem determined to make her feel at home… and maybe a little more than that.

Luke is the handyman with a crooked grin and a habit of fixing more than just broken things.

Eli is the tattooed baker who smells like cinnamon rolls and trouble.

Miles is the quiet one—until he isn’t—with eyes that see right through her walls.

They call themselves a “pack,” a family of choice rather than blood, and for some reason, they’re convinced Josie belongs with them.

But Josie isn’t sure she knows how to let herself belong anywhere—or with anyone.

When the snow melts, will she keep running, or will she stay and build something real with the three men who’ve stolen her heart?

A standalone why choose cozy short romance with high heat and a HEA.

simple but well done

This is a very simple story well done. It’s stronger on the emotional intelligence in their polyamorous relationship than on sexy times or lovable characters. They’re likable and good at adulting. You aren’t all hot and bothered but feel good.

Possible Spoilers:
Josie Winters moves every 3 months. She’s a graphic designer so her job is mostly portable. She slides into a snow bank on her way to the cabin she’s rented in Maple River. Luke, Eli & Miles live very nearby and come out to help. She ends up staying with them during the mega storm and while her car gets repaired. She’s attracted to all and is intimate with first Luke, then Eli, then Miles. They are very well spoken and, when asked, tell her how they ended up sharing the same roof. They ask if she’s willing to stay as they like her and how well she slots in with them. They are polyamorous and basically have a Pack Model: different roles, different strengths, unified purpose.
Josie’s afraid of connections and has always chosen to leave first, before she gets left behind. They are able to talk to her about choosing with eyes open not with fear. She comes to realize the opposite of running wasn’t staying still, it was choosing to move toward something rather than away from it.
The virtual voice was ok but still has limitations. Tears like in the eyes was pronounced like tears in the fabric.

Decent

It was a good quick story if you're into this kind of story. Just not bad.