Order of Jennifer Snow Books

Jennifer Snow is a Canadian author who writes contemporary romance fiction books. She has a lot of range for a romance writer as her novels can range from sweet to sexy, with many feeling like a good Hallmark or Lifetime movie. She has created the Wild Wedding Nights and Colorado Ice book series.

Snow a member of RWA and the Alberta Writers Guild. In addition to writing romance novels, she also publishes psychological thrillers under her pen name J.M. Winchester. She also dabbles in writing screenplays and TV shows when she has free time.

Publication Order of Mistletoe Books

Mistletoe Bachelors	(2012)
Mistletoe Fever	(2014)
Mistletoe & Molly	(2015)

Publication Order of Brookhollow Books

The Trouble with Mistletoe	(2013)
What a Girl Wants	(2014)
Falling for Leigh	(2014)
The Mistletoe Melody / Miracle Under the Mistletoe	(2014)
Fighting for Keeps	(2015)

Publication Order of Beyond the Cage Books

Breaking Her Rules	(2015)
Pushing the Limits	(2016)
Fighting the Fall	(2018)

Publication Order of Colorado Ice Books

Maybe This Kiss	(2016)
Maybe This Time	(2016)
Maybe This Love	(2017)
Maybe This Summer	(2017)
Maybe This Christmas	(2017)

Publication Order of Wild River Books

An Alaskan Christmas	(2019)
An Alaskan Wedding	(2020)
Under an Alaskan Sky	(2020)
A Sweet Alaskan Fall	(2020)

Publication Order of Wild Wedding Nights Books

Her Holiday Fling	(2017)
Tempting Kate	(2017)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Housewife Chronicles

(2021)

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An Alaskan Christmas is the first book in the A Wild River series of books. The book sees Erika Sheraton is a workaholic surgeon who hates taking time off. However, she ends up taking a Christmas vacation to Wild River, Alaska thanks to her friend Cassie’s tour company. The tours are meant to be filled with adventure, but nothing can quite match the thrill that Erika gets when she sees Cassie’s brother Reed. She’s a city girl and he’s an Alaskan search-and-resuce worker, but those differences won’t stop the two of them from melting the Alaskan snow.

Another series by Snow is called Maybe This Kiss. Neil is an Air Force man and his latest promotion has brought him right back to the hometown he left behind. He didn’t want to come back here, especially because Becky lives here and he was never able to get over her. Avoiding her always seemed like the best course of action, but that is no longer going to work. The funny thing is, she feels the same way about him being back. Nobody ever quite made her feel the way that he did and having him back just adds to her holiday stress. Maybe it’s time for both of them to give love a second chance.