She came to Alaska for a wedding. She didn't expect the end of the world.

Nora wasn't looking for love. Twice divorced and tired of heartbreak, she came to Alaska to watch her best friend get married and maybe figure out who she can be alone. Instead, she ends up stranded in the frozen wilderness after their plane goes down, trapped with someone she's not sure she can trust. Theo is the only other survivor. He's handsome, irritating, and far too good at getting under her skin. While the cold could get them first, something more dangerous lurks in the snow. Things that shouldn't be alive are hunting them. Then there's the fact that Theo is growing on her, and that's entirely unacceptable.

Theo never wanted to visit Alaska. Not for his brother's wedding, not for the memories of their brutal rivalry, and certainly not for the crash that left him fighting for his life alongside a woman who barely tolerates him. But survival has a way of stripping things down to what really matters. For Theo, that might be keeping them both breathing. The fact that he's rapidly growing smitten with Nora is something he chooses to ignore in favor of worrying about polar bears and arctic temperatures...at least until they become prey for something else entirely.

As frostbite nips at their heels, they'll have to trust each other if they have any hope of surviving. What they don't yet know is that the nightmare unfolding in the snow is only the beginning of a global apocalypse…and the beginning of something neither of them thought they'd find, a love worth fighting for.

Say We'll Begin Again is the third book in the Flowers From Ashes series, but it can be enjoyed as a standalone.

Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.