Books with storms can be highly atmospheric reads.

Books With Storms

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I’m linking up today with That Artsy Reader Girl for Top Ten Tuesday: Books to Read During a Storm. I’ll read anything during a storm just like a beach read is any book I read at the beach or a Christmas book can be read during a July heatwave. Because I’ll read any book during a storm, I’ve tweaked this week’s prompt to “Books With Storms.”

Three Holidays and a Wedding by Uzma Jalaluddin and Marissa Stapley

Contemporary Fiction, Family Drama; Romance, Three Faith Traditions
Airline passengers bound for Toronto, Canada are stranded in a rural Canadian town when the weather turns bad.

The Christmas Inn by Pamela Kelley

Contemporary Women’s Fiction; Sweet Romance, Friendship
It’s winter at a quaint inn in Cape Cod, New England where you will find an abundance of comfort food, delicious cookies, a crackling fire, sides of slow-burn romance, and multi-generational friendship. Do you want to build a snowman?

The Christmas Castle in Scotland by Julie Caplin

Contemporary Fiction; Romance
A cozy, warmhearted holiday read set in a rundown castle in the snowy Scottish Highlands.

Faking Christmas by Kerry Winfrey

Lighthearted Women’s Fiction
Snowed in with sides of humor and romance. Loosely based on Christmas in Connecticut.

Winter at the Beach by Sheila Roberts

Contemporary Women’s Fiction (#2 in a series but can be read as a stand alone)
A Winter Storm interrupts Moonlight Harbor’s Winter Festival and the residents combine resources to endure the power outages and cold temps.

The Last Train to Key West by Chanel Cleeton

Historical Fiction
Three women find themselves in the destructive hurricane of 1935.

Hurricane Season by Lauren K. Denton

Contemporary Women’s Fiction
A hurricane on the Alabama coast raises the stakes in this complicated family drama.

The Night of Many Endings by Melissa Payne

Contemporary Fiction
A blizzard hits a small Colorado town and when library patrons seek shelter in the library, lives are changed.

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis

Classic Children’s Literature, Fantasy
Narnia, where it’s always winter and never Christmas.

The Rain Watcher by Tatiana de Rosnay

Character-driven Family Drama
Complicated family drama set during the historic flooding of the Seine.

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QOTD:

Do you love to read during a storm?
What is your favorite book that features a storm?

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