The Enchanted Frost

By: Camille Peters

Narrated by: Jacclyn James

It is his duty to claim her frozen soul—he never expected to instead obtain her heart.

After her fall from grace, Blanche's life has been one of struggle and misery that eventually meets its expected end when she freezes to death in an abandoned alley. But before she fully succumbs, she is instead taken to the snowy realm of the winter king, ruled by a handsome yet enigmatic being whose duty is to claim her frozen soul, a responsibility he has performed since time began.

Frost has spent his eternal existence in his kingdom of ice, using his powers to maintain the delicate balance of the seasons, a forever that has remained unchanging...until his magic inexplicably fails to capture one of the souls his cold has claim to, trapping her between life and death. Despite her harsh past, Blanche is somehow different than the other mortals that he's observed from a distance, and Frost finds himself drawn to her...especially when a mysterious connection from their past emerges.

As Frost and Blanche work together to help her move on, mortal and immortal being find their worlds shifting the closer they become as hearts previously frozen soften with the warmth of their deepening feelings for one another. Yet this forbidden relationship sets off a series of events as Frost's power over winter inexplicably begins to diminish, jeopardizing the balance of the world and the fate of all in it. Will this connection threaten to dethrone the King of Winter as well as interrupt the delicate cycle of seasons that Earth requires, or is love a powerful enough force to reweave the fabric of existence?

Inspired by: Jack Frost, Little Match Girl, and Christmas Carol

This book is a part of The Christmas Chronicles, a collection of festive novellas filled with clean romance, chilly weather, and cozy adventure.

©2024 Camille Peters (P)2025 Jacclyn James

Lyrical prose

This is a soft and solemn and contemplative story. The voice narrator dos a great job of conveying these feelings as you journey through Blanch and Frost’s story.

I adore Frost!

This book had me feeling all of the emotions. I may or may not have cried toward the end. The Enchanted Frost was a tale of love amidst a harsh reality, in the face of death and cold, warmth bloomed. Blanche was a very relatable character, having grown up not knowing true love or joy, except when a certain someone left beautiful patterns on her window. Frost was a very interesting being and I quite enjoyed watching him go from indifferent to so madly in love he’d give up everything. I loved watching him show Blanche winter through his eyes. The trials had me in a chokehold and the ending made me so utterly happy, that I may or may not have cried some more. And the epilogue mentioning Borealis as family, ugh so happy! An excellent book.