Leaving town is supposed to clear my head but all it does is add another problem to my already over stacked pile. Snow A bad break up has me running from my home and to a cabin in the middle of nowhere. I expect to spend Christmas alone until a lonely, older man living across the way captures my attention. As grumpy and closed off as he is, I can't help but want him. Every time I try to pull away, he gives me reasons I shouldn't. Not only is it too soon for me to be falling for someone else, I'm once again lusting after the wrong man. We come from opposite worlds, he's straight, and always mentions his wife. I should be running away, but instead I keep ending up in his arms. How can something that's supposed to be wrong feel so right? Malcolm The anniversary of the day I lost my son and wife is fast approaching and as much as I want to run away from this time of year, I can't. It's everywhere I turn, reminding me how alone I am. Then a stranger comes to town giving me a reason to leave my house. I'm suddenly doing all the things I swore I'd never do again. I'm shopping for Christmas trees, hanging lights, building snowmen and opening up my heart. I normally hate the cold but Snow is no reflection of his name. He's warm, has a colorful personality and blossoms in the sun. The more I'm drawn to him, the more I want to find out why. Let it Snow is small town MM opposites attract, bi-awakening, age gap and hurt comfort romance.