I enjoyed this.
Hannah is looking for promotion when she is sent to Mountain Gap to sell the company’s bourbon.
Mountain Gap is home to a successful but small distillery making bourbon, run by Alex.
Whilst there is sure to be a clash there – initially when they know nothing about each other there is only attraction. Relationships are not in Hannah’s plan for her life goals – she just wants to be the CEO. But then in walks Alex.
There is also humour, and lots of information about bourbon and the distilling process. Which is fascinating. And I don’t even like bourbon. So much research – I always appreciate research.

There is of course an epilogue.
Everyone is happy with the path they eventually chose.

There is a lot of cold, wintry weather in this book – the story could be happening now and provides a welcome escape from reality at present.