Chilled

About This Audiobook

Cascade Mountain snow isn’t just cold—it’s lethal. When nurse Brynn Nealey joins a search and rescue team hunting for crash survivors, she braces for frostbite, not secrets. But the real storm comes when she’s forced to team up with Alex Kinton, a disgraced marshal whose demons melt faster than the ice beneath their boots. Their mission isn’t just to find survivors—it’s to survive each other. Kendra Elliott delivers a thriller that’s equal parts pulse-pounding search-and-rescue and simmering romantic tension, wrapped in the kind of relentless suspense that makes you forget to breathe between chapters, let alone between sentences. The isolated wilderness becomes its own character here, a silent, snowy antagonist that keeps both protagonists—and listeners—on edge until the last flurry falls. Emily Sutton-Smith’s narration crackles like static on a dying radio, perfectly capturing the biting cold and charged chemistry between Brynn and Alex. Her voice shifts from icy detachment to smoldering frustration with startling precision, making every whispered exchange feel intimate, every confrontation feel like a collision. The pacing mirrors the snowfall—light at first, then heavier, until you’re buried in details and dread. If you’ve ever wanted a thriller that balances technical accuracy with raw emotion, this is it.