I Like Sex & Whisky

When the grumpily distant bar owner/mountain man, Max Donovan, says something outside of his restaurant and bar, it’s usually to keep people away. Especially people of the female persuasion. It’s safer that way.

When success driven real estate developer Patty Sullivan says something outside the boardroom, it’s usually loaded with sass and sarcasm. It keeps people at a safe distance. Especially people of the male persuasion.

What starts as a conflict over fair access to pastries, aided by a shared appreciation for fine single malt, goes from no strings attached to a tangled mess of fear, self-doubt, and life-changing decisions. Their fiery connection challenges Patty’s vow against commitment and forces Max to confront the past he keeps locked away. What starts as a simple distraction becomes a love story that might just be big enough to heal them both, if their fears don’t tear them apart first.

Will the lovingly meddling small town of Homer Pass claim another new resident, or will two deeply guarded people fail to learn how to be vulnerable and find their happily ever after?