"Snowed In" by Courtney Walsh takes a surprising turn from the author's earlier works, which were predominantly Christian fiction. While Walsh is known for her heartwarming, faith-centered storytelling, "Snowed In" introduces elements that some of her long-time readers may find unexpected. The book features a homosexual relationship and several steamy passages, diverging from the more conservative themes of her previous novels.
This shift in content can feel confusing, especially for readers who were anticipating a more traditional Christian romance. The characters feel somewhat lacking in depth compared to her previous works. The emotional layers and spiritual reflections that typically characterize Walsh’s stories were completely absent, which might leave some readers wanting more wholesome substance.

This was perfect as far as the genre goes. I appreciated the flawed characters with real emotional baggage. I loved that we got to revisit the characters from the first book. It was truly lovely to read. I can't wait for more.

"Snowed In" was such a fun holiday travel story. What could of been a travel nightmare turned into a fun unlikely romance. I couldn't put this story down and really enjoyed it!