Novel
Snowed In with the K-Pop Idol
A Christmas K-Pop Romance
A blizzard. An inn twelve days from being sold. And a stranger at the door with no coat and no voice.
Hannah Bennett hasn't put up a single Christmas light since her mother died two Decembers ago. The Maple Hollow Inn, the Vermont farmhouse her mother loved more than anything, is going to a ski resort. The papers are on the kitchen table. The deadline is noon on December 26.
Then a nor'easter closes every road out of Hollybrook, and near midnight someone knocks. A man in a silver jacket, half frozen, who can only whisper: Do you have a room? He signs the register Winter. He begs her not to call anyone.
What Hannah doesn't know: the whole world is looking for him. He's Noel, the voice of LUMEN, K-pop's biggest group, gone missing twelve days before his Christmas Eve concert in New York. Hannah has never listened to K-pop in her life. For the first time in ten years, someone has no idea who he is.
Snowed in with an elderly couple celebrating fifty-five years, a sixteen-year-old superfan who keeps saying he looks just like Noel, and a town that remembers Hannah's mother in every house, the two of them start working through a list Hannah found in a kitchen drawer: her mother's Christmas list, in her mother's handwriting.
1. Cut down a real tree yourself. 2. Hot chocolate by the fire. Three marshmallows, always.
He's never had a Christmas that was just his. She's forgotten how to want anything at all. And somewhere in the snow there's a secret about her mother and his song that neither of them can bear to say out loud.
Twelve nights. One porch light. And a Christmas Eve when both of them have somewhere else they're supposed to be.
Snowed In with the K-Pop Idol is a cozy, heart-melting holiday romance about grief and second chances, small-town kindness, and the people who leave a light on for us. Full of woodsmoke, cinnamon, sleigh bells and happy tears.
A standalone Christmas romance with a guaranteed happily-ever-after. Sweet and closed door. Dual POV.