Snow Falling

"Equal parts harlequin (button shirts and corsets will be ripped open in fits of passion!) and telenovela (watch out for mistaken identities and family reunions!), Snow Falling is endlessly enjoyable. It’s the kind of book you won’t be able to put down."

—REMEZCLA
"Snow Falling [is] the sweetest tribute. When Jane the Virgin goes on break next week , we know what we’ll be doing. Snow Falling is now at the top of our winter reading list!” 

—HelloGiggles
"Much of the story line should sound familiar to die-hard fans ... and we expect nothing less than the same over-the-top hilarity. Seems like the perfect treat to get us through a cold and dreary winter!"

—Latina.com
“Fun. Read it … if you’re a fan of historical romances. Snow Falling is set in 1902 Miami, which makes for some fun window dressing … .The love triangle is solid, the sex scenes are suitably sexy, and the takedown of the notorious crime lord … is satisfying. Michael died very suddenly in Season 3, and for those of us who refuse to move on, Snow Falling is therapeutic … reading. The two finally get the future together that they deserve. You’ve spent years watching Jane grow as a writer. Why on earth wouldn’t you want to read the finished product?!”

—Slate.com
"Just the thing for a cold winter’s night between episodes."

—The Washington Post Book World
“Did you want to reach through your television and grab Jane’s novel, Snow Falling, just so you could read it? Well, have we got some great news for you…It transports Jane, Michael, and Rafael’s story to Miami in the early 1900s, but follows the same dramatic beats that we know and love from the show. Of course, there are some deviations … but Snow Falling promises to be faithful down to the last letter … .This alternate universe might be the just the balm you need to overcome your own grief.”

—Hypable
"Fans of the show will undoubtedly enjoy the chance to read Jane’s book in real life."

—Entertainment Weekly
“If you love hit TV show Jane the Virgin … you don't just love watching love stories but reading about them, too. While you can certainly love each of those separately, you no longer have to. Now, combining the magic of television and the magical realism of literature, the romance novel Jane Gloriana Villanueva writes and publishes on the hit TV show has come to life in our real world. That's right, Snow Falling is here — and it's just as lovey-dovey as you'd expect.”

—Aplus.com
“The over-the-top-ness of the series translates well to a romance novel — plus, the sex scenes are just a little more explicit than what’s shown on TV.”

—Bust
The book gives sweet and passionate descriptions of Villanueva’s encounters with her love interests. This book serves as an unconventional refresher for fans who await the next episode following [the] mid-season finale. It also serves as a more dramatic and passionate telling of Villanueva’s story — unlike the show, she isn’t modest in her imagery of her romantic encounters and dramatic scenes.”

—The Daily Texan
“If you’re a Jane fan, too, you’ll want to read Snow Falling. It’s a definite read for fans! I loved having the chance to re-experience what made me fall in love with Jane to begin with. She’s quirky and fun, and it stands to reason that the heroine in Snow Falling, Josephine, is quirky and fun, too, but in a way that identifies and works well with the early 1900’s.”

—Chick Lit Central