To Touch Ice, is a different kind of love story.
A story about the deepening of lover-bonds.
Written for the woman who likes an extremely intuitive, virile, matter-of-fact, yet mysterious, sort of hero. ?With a bit of 'odd' for good measure. And a rush-off-into-the-unknown, somewhat metaphysical, kind of sappy romance fantasy.
The setting is roughly 1900-ish, but the author makes little or no effort to be historically, socially, fashionably, or scientifically accurate.
Language is 'polite, ' even when subject matter is not, with descriptive emphasis focused more on emotion than body parts ? making love-scene details more implied than graphic.

212 pages ... roughly 77,500 words