Magic In the Snow (The Blizzard)

The Blizzard
by Erin M. Leaf

It is a tad disconcerting to read a story with established characters when you’re oblivious of the prior story. Reading “The Billionaire’s Bodyguard,” is a must to better understand this story, but if you’re like me, it won’t make you love it more. Sometimes I’m a sad sucker for magical elements, which also have a logical explanation. Ultimately the reader can believe what they want to believe-delusions of hyperthermia or magic. It really doesn’t matter which you choose, as long as you’re choosing to read this story. As always Ms. Leaf’s novella has some typos. Sometime there are even moments which can throw you off the narrative grove when Ms. Leaf does this inverse with character names. This kind of thing usually makes me a little crazy (of course—we all go a little mad sometimes). I’ll make concessions for Ms. Leaf, as long as she keeps writing.