Josh Williams has led a very sheltered life. He grew up in the church, attend a conservative Christian college, and returned to become the youth minister for his parent's church When he is fired over a minor incident with an older teenage girl in his group, he realizes he needs to grow up--to establish his own life. He moves to take a job as a web designed in Colorado, but when his carefully-made living plans are buried in an early-season snowstorm, he is forced to take a basement apartment in the home of Lindy Swanson, a four-time divorcee with New Age leanings and two needy sons.

Josh is committed to purity and has developed an acute warning system, but when his interest in the boys drawns him into relationships completely outside of his experience. Soon, he finds himself developing romantic feelings for Lindy that threaten his commitments.

With richly-crafted characters, Aspen Leaves on New-Fallen Snow realistically presents the kinds of situations young Christians face in a fallen world. Full of humor and romance, Josh's story is one you will remember for years.

Note: Aspen Leaves on New-Fallen Snow is currently being considered by several Christian publishers, but you can read the pre-publication edition now. Click here for more information.