Yeti for Love

She came to sell her grandmother's cottage. She didn't plan on the yeti next door.

Wedding planner Maisie Calloway has four days to clean out her late grandmother's cottage in tiny Hemlock Hollow, Vermont, sign it over to a slick resort developer, and get back to Philadelphia with enough money to finally bury the wedding that never happened.

Then a blizzard puts her car in a snowbank, and a seven-foot-four yeti lifts it back out.

Bram is grumpy, gruff, and absolutely determined not to like the granddaughter who never visited. He's also a vegetarian who knits, bakes terrible bread, and has a sourdough starter named Gerald. With her furnace dead and the storm closing every road, Maisie has no choice but to ride it out in his oversized lodge.

Snowed in with a yeti was not part of the plan. Neither was the town where monsters live in plain sight, or the way Bram looks at her when he thinks she isn't watching. But the signing deadline is coming, the roads won't stay closed forever, and Bram is hiding something that could break her heart.

Yeti for Love is a cozy, funny, small-town monster romance with forced proximity in a snowed-in mountain lodge, a grumpy yeti and a sunshine heroine, a quirky small town full of cryptids, found family, cinnamon buns, one very important sourdough starter, a closed door, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.