What’s a betrayed tech queen to do when she’s booted from her own company, slandered in the press, and hunted by holiday scandal? Disappear, obviously, into a flannel shirt, fake glasses, and a new life as a scruffy handyman named “Rory.”

Rose Landon was once Denver’s brightest startup star, until her smarmy CFO Felix Duke staged a corporate coup and painted her as the villain. With her empire stolen and the world watching, Rose escapes to Pinewood Hollow, a snow-dusted ski town straight out of a Christmas movie. Her late uncle’s cabin offers a hideaway. A job at the local eco-lodge, owned by Felix’s estranged brother Owen, offers cover. But Pinewood offers something else entirely: a town full of quirky charm, a barista-poet named Ollie who writes aching lyrics under fir trees, and a second chance at rewriting her story.

As Rose digs into Felix’s latest scheme, a shady land grab to turn Pinewood into a soulless resort, she teams up with her firebrand lawyer bestie Cece, a suspicious chef named Toni, and a growing chorus of misfits, romantics, and rebels. But with each flirty glance from Ollie, each lie Rose tells to protect her disguise, she’s tangled deeper in her own comedy of errors. And when the town’s Christmas talent show threatens to expose everything, Rose must decide: keep hiding in the snow, or step into the spotlight and risk it all for love, justice, and one perfectly timed kiss under the mistletoe.

Snowed In Love is a witty, cozy, and delightfully modern twist on Shakespeare’s As You Like It, full of flannel, feelings, fake names, true love, and the messy beauty of figuring out who you are when the snow starts to fall and the curtain rises.