Wrapped in His Winter

A BWWM Grumpy Sunshine Curvy Girl Small Town Christmas Romance

By: Anzi Shay

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

He’s a recluse with a frozen heart. She’s the sun-drenched designer determined to melt it.

Amara James has bet everything on one collection. To prove that luxury fashion has no size limit, she needs the legendary, impossible-to-get wool from the Croft Mill in Vermont. But the owner is a ghost—a silent, stubborn man who deletes her emails and refuses to sell. Desperate to save her company, Amara drives into a blizzard to confront him, only to crash her car and wind up stranded at his gate.

Griffin Croft buried his ambition along with his past. Since the accident that took his wife, he has turned his family’s mill into a fortress of solitude. He wants silence. He wants penance. What he doesn’t want is a vibrant, tenacious city woman in a bright yellow sweater invading his monochrome world.

Trapped by the storm of the century.
With the mountain pass closed, Amara is stuck in Griffin’s drafty farmhouse with no cell service and a man whose eyes are as cold as the ice outside. But Amara is a fighter. She strikes a bargain: she’ll work the grueling manual labor in the mill in exchange for a chance to pitch her vision.

As the snow piles up, the friction between them sparks a heat that neither expected. Amara discovers the brilliant architect beneath the beard, and Griffin finds himself drawn to her unshakeable light. But when a ruthless competitor offers Griffin a way to save his family legacy at the cost of Amara’s dream, he must choose: retreat into his safe, lonely winter, or risk his heart to build a future with her.

Wrapped in His Winter is a steamy, emotional BWWM Grumpy Sunshine romance. If you love curvy heroines who know their worth, brooding mountain men who fall hard, and cozy small-town Christmas vibes, this book is for you.

Features:

• Grumpy x Sunshine
• Forced Proximity (Snowed In!)
• Curvy Girl / Plus Size Heroine
• Brooding Widower Hero
• Small Town Christmas
• He Falls First (and Hard)
• Happily Ever After

Good

Compared to other BWWM romances I’ve listened to on here, I like this one. It wasn’t all poor prose and sex-fueled. This one developed a real relationship - for which I was grateful. The prose can develop some more but I’m sure it will with time.