Waves of Winter
A surfer and a snowboarder walk onto a boat . . .
Recovering from a bad breakup that sucked all the joy from his life, Kellan Tremblay is on a mission to reconnect with old friends and reclaim his love of winter surfing. The handsome Australian he meets while scanning the ocean for orcas on the ferry ride to Vancouver Island is an unexpected bonus.
Professional snowboarder Jax Colston's goal is to shred every mountain in the northern hemisphere before returning home. But when he crosses paths with a gorgeous Canadian surfer, he's not only mesmerized by Kellan's easy-going vibe and deep, rich laugh, but also intrigued that anyone would surf in the dead of winter.
Sensing a kindred spirit, Kellan invites Jax to his townhouse, where they bond over all things waves and slopes. Living in the moment is their motto, but the closer Jax's flight back Down Under approaches, the more they realize there aren't enough moments in a week to explore each other. But with twelve-thousand kilometers between them, they can't be anything more than a holiday fling . . . can they?
Waves of Winter is a feel-good MM romance between two adventure-loving men from opposite sides of the world, featuring surfing and snowboarding, rooftop goats, trees big enough to park a van inside, an evil crab, and passionate nights.
Note: This book was previously published and has been heavily re-edited. While the main story is the same, new scenes and over 6,000 words have been added.
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Recovering from a bad breakup that sucked all the joy from his life, Kellan Tremblay is on a mission to reconnect with old friends and reclaim his love of winter surfing. The handsome Australian he meets while scanning the ocean for orcas on the ferry ride to Vancouver Island is an unexpected bonus.
Professional snowboarder Jax Colston's goal is to shred every mountain in the northern hemisphere before returning home. But when he crosses paths with a gorgeous Canadian surfer, he's not only mesmerized by Kellan's easy-going vibe and deep, rich laugh, but also intrigued that anyone would surf in the dead of winter.
Sensing a kindred spirit, Kellan invites Jax to his townhouse, where they bond over all things waves and slopes. Living in the moment is their motto, but the closer Jax's flight back Down Under approaches, the more they realize there aren't enough moments in a week to explore each other. But with twelve-thousand kilometers between them, they can't be anything more than a holiday fling . . . can they?
Waves of Winter is a feel-good MM romance between two adventure-loving men from opposite sides of the world, featuring surfing and snowboarding, rooftop goats, trees big enough to park a van inside, an evil crab, and passionate nights.
Note: This book was previously published and has been heavily re-edited. While the main story is the same, new scenes and over 6,000 words have been added.
Waves of Winter
A surfer and a snowboarder walk onto a boat . . .
Recovering from a bad breakup that sucked all the joy from his life, Kellan Tremblay is on a mission to reconnect with old friends and reclaim his love of winter surfing. The handsome Australian he meets while scanning the ocean for orcas on the ferry ride to Vancouver Island is an unexpected bonus.
Professional snowboarder Jax Colston's goal is to shred every mountain in the northern hemisphere before returning home. But when he crosses paths with a gorgeous Canadian surfer, he's not only mesmerized by Kellan's easy-going vibe and deep, rich laugh, but also intrigued that anyone would surf in the dead of winter.
Sensing a kindred spirit, Kellan invites Jax to his townhouse, where they bond over all things waves and slopes. Living in the moment is their motto, but the closer Jax's flight back Down Under approaches, the more they realize there aren't enough moments in a week to explore each other. But with twelve-thousand kilometers between them, they can't be anything more than a holiday fling . . . can they?
Waves of Winter is a feel-good MM romance between two adventure-loving men from opposite sides of the world, featuring surfing and snowboarding, rooftop goats, trees big enough to park a van inside, an evil crab, and passionate nights.
Note: This book was previously published and has been heavily re-edited. While the main story is the same, new scenes and over 6,000 words have been added.
Recovering from a bad breakup that sucked all the joy from his life, Kellan Tremblay is on a mission to reconnect with old friends and reclaim his love of winter surfing. The handsome Australian he meets while scanning the ocean for orcas on the ferry ride to Vancouver Island is an unexpected bonus.
Professional snowboarder Jax Colston's goal is to shred every mountain in the northern hemisphere before returning home. But when he crosses paths with a gorgeous Canadian surfer, he's not only mesmerized by Kellan's easy-going vibe and deep, rich laugh, but also intrigued that anyone would surf in the dead of winter.
Sensing a kindred spirit, Kellan invites Jax to his townhouse, where they bond over all things waves and slopes. Living in the moment is their motto, but the closer Jax's flight back Down Under approaches, the more they realize there aren't enough moments in a week to explore each other. But with twelve-thousand kilometers between them, they can't be anything more than a holiday fling . . . can they?
Waves of Winter is a feel-good MM romance between two adventure-loving men from opposite sides of the world, featuring surfing and snowboarding, rooftop goats, trees big enough to park a van inside, an evil crab, and passionate nights.
Note: This book was previously published and has been heavily re-edited. While the main story is the same, new scenes and over 6,000 words have been added.
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| BN ID: | 2940184541792 |
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| Publisher: | Wild Roan Press |
| Publication date: | 02/26/2025 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 833 KB |
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