Few things are better than the anticipation of diving into a new Georgia Beers novel. One Walk in Winter satisfies that anticipation perfectly. Olivia and Hayley are so different but somehow their chemistry works, as does their enemies to friends to lovers story, with a little help from Olivia’s lovable mutt and Hayleys uncanny artistic ability to capture nature’s perfect moments. It’s Hayley’s laser focused ability to capture Olivia’s beloved Adirondack Mountains and winter forest in a photograph or painting, a reflection of her playful personality, that eventually pulls her hopelessly into her orbit. Olivia becomes captivated and even changed by seeing her world, then their world, through Hayley’s art. Sigh - so romantic. It’s always time well spent in this author’s stories, every time.

It's no secret I'm a big fan of Georgia Beers' bibliography. She made an amazing progress as a writer during years, and it's been a wonderful journey being able to follow it through, reading book by book. This book is no exception. You can actually see the improvement in dialogue's effortlessness, banters, scenery description... Albeit I would have loved to witness more of their relationship early development - somehow, the whole trouble crescendo came all too quickly after their wonderful night together - this is still a very, very good romance book. Especially all those Christmas time snowy depictions makes you wanna curl up by the fire with a good, hug cup of hot coffee, warm blanket, and this book in your hands. smiling on all those cute Olivia - Hayley moments.