Stories Too Good Not to Share: Book Bar Review...Snowden's Tale

MidnightAce
Nov 1
2 min read

During my days with the NFL, it was a running joke to call me Snow White instead of Snowden because, unlike the fairy tale, I wasn’t the fairest of them all. I was grumpy, scarred, and hardened by a life in organized crime working for the Dark Trinity syndicate. I didn’t belong in the world of polished lies and trust fund babies. I belonged to the hunt.

But then she came. My Snow Queen.

Icis was beautiful black ice with lips like frozen sin and a chilly gaze that could carve the soul from a man’s chest. She didn’t save me. She made me hers, reshaping me with every frostbitten whisper... Until I forced her to realize that she was no match for a man who was sculpted from the harshness of winter.

When a common enemy arises, the last thing I expect is to be forced to work with the one woman who almost destroyed me. Back then, I should have fought harder not to get caught in her blizzard. Now, she’ll have to try to survive mine.

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My Thoughts...

Snowden’s Tale is the fairytale of Snow White and Snow Queen reimagined as a dark romance where a devilishly tempting mountain man is torn between vengeance and his desire for his icy ex.

Snowden's Tale tears up the classic fairy tale and transforms it into a beautifully dark narrative.

This isn't just a twist on Snow White; it is sprinkled with grit, the same high-stakes organized crime storytelling we are familiar with from this author, adding a little NFL toughness driven by a seductive and icy romance.

The story centers on two explosive characters. Snowden, a broken man by past deception, forged in the fires of loyalty with the Dark Trinity underworld. The wisdom and cynicism have hardened him, and he battles to hold onto his identity. His partner, Icis, the fierce Snow Queen, whose captivating presence and unresolved tension reshape Snowden through sheer desire.

This reimaged fairytale brings together sinister fairy tale elements with a thrilling enemies-to-lovers power struggle. When fate forces Snowden and Icis together, their chemistry reignites, guaranteeing an intense ride of passion and revenge. The story is not without its morally gray characters and atmosphere as sharp as winter wind. This dark romance is a unique, unforgettable adult tale.

Sherelle Green writes stories that don't apologize for their darkness but instead invite you to dance in the shadows. She has an uncanny gift for creating characters you can't decide whether to root for or fear.