Frigid Books in Order

The Frigid series is a two‑book set of snow‑and‑sun romances that follow a tight‑knit group of friends as they finally admit what’s been brewing for years. The stories are contemporary, new‑adult, and heavy on both heat and heart.

In Frigid, Sydney Bell has been in love with her best friend Kyler Quinn since childhood, but she’s long ago accepted that he’ll never see her as more than a buddy. Kyler is the charming campus flirt, bouncing from hookup to hookup while fiercely guarding Syd from anyone he thinks isn’t good enough for her. A pre‑Christmas trip to his mom’s ski cabin in West Virginia strands the two of them alone when a blizzard cuts them off from the rest of their friends.

Snowed in, old patterns crack. With no roommates, classes, or bar crowds to hide behind, Sydney and Kyler are forced to talk honestly about what they want—from each other and from their lives. The cabin setting adds a dose of suspense: strange noises, sabotaged equipment, and the sense that someone might be watching turn what could have been a simple friends‑to‑lovers story into a romantic thriller.

Scorched follows Andrea Walters and Tanner Hammond, two side characters from Frigid whose love/hate chemistry has always been obvious. Andrea masks anxiety, depression, and a growing problem with alcohol behind sarcasm and party‑girl bravado. Tanner, a firefighter with a reputation as a player, sees more than she wants him to. Their story digs deeper into mental health, showing that even the right relationship can’t “fix” someone who isn’t ready to face their own demons.

Together, the books explore how long‑standing friendships can turn into something more without losing the safety that made them special in the first place. They balance steamy scenes with conversations about self‑worth, boundaries, and the difference between saving someone and supporting them as they save themselves.

The omnibus Frost and Fire collects both novels in a single volume, making it easy to move straight from snowed‑in tension to summer‑heated second chances. For readers who like tropes such as forced proximity, best‑friends‑to‑lovers, and messy but loyal friend groups, Frigid offers a compact, emotionally satisfying ride.