Opposite of Frozen

Shepherd fifty-one seniors on a multinational bus tour, including a ninety-five-year-old with a lethal cane? To preserve his sick brother's travel business, retired pro athlete, Oliver Pike, would do far more. But then weather intervenes, forcing the tour bus off-route into the small mountain town of Harmony, Alberta. In the hold of the bus, amid the walkers and luggage, lies a half-frozen stowaway. Page Maddux is commitment-averse and obviously lacking in common sense. Once revived, she's also the person Oliver must depend upon to help him keep the "oldsters", as she calls them, out of harm's way. When their week together is over, will Harmony recover from the group's escapades? And what of Oliver's heart? This standalone novel is book 2 in a 12-book series of sweet-to-warm contemporary romances written by different authors, set in a fictional small town in the Canadian Rockies. It features a happy-ever-after, a large cast, and shenanigans that would be at home in a movie featuring Cary Grant or Katharine Hepburn. What Reviewers Are Saying "If O'Hara's next books are anything like this one, she's got a long career ahead of her. A sweet, heartfelt series love story." -Kirkus Reviews "What an entertaining, funny, sad, adorable romp Opposite of Frozen turned out to be. Since this is Jan O'Hara's debut book, just sign me up for whatever comes next from her talented mind." -RomanceIsAgeless.com "Smart, funny, and with a cast of quirky characters you're bound to fall in love with, Jan O'Hara's debut novel is a lively read... You'll pick it up for the reluctant romance brewing between former baseball superstar turned tour guide Oliver Pike and commitment-averse wanderer Page Maddux: You'll keep reading for the intergenerational shenanigans..." -Liz Michalski, author of Evenfall "…a witty, delightful story about love and hope across the ages. I look forward to whatever Jan O'Hara writes next." -Therese Walsh, author of The Last Will of Moira Leahy "…an emotional, fun-filled escapade with memorable characters. …Opposite of Frozen will have readers clamoring to read more of this author's work." -RT Review Source