The Holiday Mixtape (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781964011271)

A spicy new holiday rom-com from small town romance author, Liberty Stowe. This Christmas brings a Grumpy X Sunshine with sugar and spice-but not everyone's nice.

From the author of Steady Now, comes The Holiday Mixtape, this year's hottest Christmas romance between a misfit ad exec, a handsome small-town basketball coach-and the vintage cassette tape bringing them together. Everyone has a favorite Christmas song... Is it fate when it plays at just the right moment?

When a failed pitch at her Chicago ad agency leads an idealistic dreamer to the perfect Christmas town, Erika with a K stumbles on a holiday mixtape at a flea market that guides her path straight to the town's most eligible bachelor. But does he want to be eligible?

And is Blitzen, Kentucky a Christmas town?

Erika's campaign for an old-fashioned Christmas hinges on help from the bachelor basketball coach slash Volunteer Fire Department's assistant chief in need of a new firetruck, and he's not happy about it.

"Do you realize how much time you just obligated me to? If Erika pulls this off, she'll have done something unheard of. She landed here the first week of December and she's going to save the town in one month? That's not a Christmas miracle. It's a fairytale."

Two strangers. One goal: raise enough money for a firetruck through an Old Fashioned Blitzen Christmas festival... an endeavor that will join them at the hip throughout the holiday.

"Get in my truck before I pick you up and put you in it."

"You're being a dick."

"You're being a brat. Get in the f***ing truck."

"I will not."

It takes a lot to make Kourt fumble on the court, but this Christmas, the unexpected visit from Josephine Amherst's great niece proves a lot more than he bargained for. The Holiday Mixtape is a bickering, bantering, fun-filled journey of self-discovery for both Erika and Kourt, with emotional depth and enough sexual tension to melt the snow.

What if, and just because it's Christmas, track three on the holiday mixtape sealed their fate before Erika even pressed play?