"She hit me with her car. We’re taking it slow.”
After a grueling shift at the ER, all Morgan Gatlin wants is to go home—easier said than done in the worst snowstorm to hit New York City in years. One moment, she’s ignoring the Christmas nonsense all around her, and the next, she’s crashing bumper first into unsuspecting pedestrian Elena Solorzano.
Guilt-stricken, Morgan rushes Elena to the hospital, and, when the storm shuts down Elena’s only way home, Morgan offers her a place to stay.
What starts as an attempt to ease her conscience snowballs into something… else. Elena is warm, easy to talk to, and far too good at seeing everything Morgan’s been running from for years. As the ice around Morgan’s heart melts, she is forced to make a choice: open herself up to love and risk loss again or keep hiding in her lonely world.
Crashing into Christmas is a cozy slow burn hurt / comfort sapphic Christmas novella about grief and learning to open your heart again after loss.
