A three-day romance in Lake Tahoe with a perfect stranger. Zero Promises. Only Kisses. What could possibly go wrong? Felicity Hartford is a workaholic single mom who refuses to take time out for herself. But when her two meddling besties decide to take her hostage and force her to accompany them to the slopes for a girls’ weekend away, she has no choice but to go along with their plan. Alden Beaumont, a famous snowboarder, skateboarder, and two-time gold medalist, is still recovering from the fallout of a bogus lawsuit with his ex, which left his public image in tatters. After deciding to hire a PR agent to rework his image in time for a big competition, he takes a time-out at his family’s lodge in Lake Tahoe. But rescuing the woman of his dreams on the ski lift wasn’t at all in his plans. And Felicity has rules. Only three days. Only kissing. No last names. No exchanging phone numbers when it’s over. Given little choice but to agree, Alden soaks up his three days with the woman he’s sure he’s falling for, promising himself he’ll scour the entire country to find her when the mess with his reputation is over. It’s only when he returns to real life on Monday and meets the new PR agent that he realizes he won’t need to look very far after all. If only she wasn’t pretending they’d never met.

There’s nothing more damaging to one’s ego than realizing your Mystery Midnight Make Out Partner from two years ago has no recollection of you… Britta Gracen is happy for her bestie, Liss, and the once-in-a-lifetime love she found with pro snowboarder, Alden Beaumont. It’s Alden’s friend, Cash, that gets under her skin… Why? Because two years ago after a concert, she and Cash kissed. Not once. Not twice. But full-on made out after one of her gigs. And for Britta, it was the single most thrilling experience of her life. But with no way to track the mystery man down, she chalked up their interaction to a serendipitous moment with a handsome stranger. Except, he’s no longer a stranger and very much inserted into her life. And much to her embarrassment, Cash doesn’t seem to remember her—at all.