Sasquatch Under the Mistletoe

She's got two million followers and a van in a snowbank. He's got five cabins, a lot of books, and has never had a Christmas.

Travel vlogger Tess Harlow has filmed sunsets on six continents. On Christmas Eve, she drives around a gate on a closed Vermont mountain pass and ends up nose-first in a snowdrift with no signal, no heat, and a blizzard coming.

Then someone knocks on her window.

Orrin is eight feet tall, covered in russet fur, and so shy he apologizes for scaring her. For two hundred years he's kept the little rental cabins on Hollow Pass, where the bread is always fresh and the woodbox is always full, and no guest has ever met their host. He talks to the world only through the guestbooks.

Snowed in for the holidays, Tess decides to give her rescuer the Christmas he's never had: a crooked tree, homemade ornaments, frosted cookies, and a sprig of mistletoe. There's one condition. She can't film him. But Orrin keeps asking her a question she can't answer: what does she do when the camera's off?

Sasquatch Under the Mistletoe is a cozy, swoony, snowed-in Christmas romance with: • Forced proximity in a mountain cabin during a blizzard • A gentle giant Bigfoot hero who purrs when he's happy • A heroine who's always filming and never living • Cocoa, chickadees, two hundred years of guestbooks, and a very persistent sprig of mistletoe • A closed door and a guaranteed happily-ever-after