About this Event
Join us in ABC Amsterdam for an afternoon with local author Kristin Anderson as she presents her romance novel , an opposites attract Christmas rom-com with an eco twist.
After her book release festivities in ABC The Hague in October, Kristin will do it all again in December in ABC Amsterdam - because you can never have enough holiday cheer! Kristin will be interviewed about the book by Hannah Huber, have a Q&A session, and sign her book afterwards.
Tickets to this event are free.
If you book a ticket and find you cannot make it after all please return your ticket so someone from the waitlist can join instead.
About the book:
She's meant to be saving the planet, not falling for a Christmas store manager
Meet Mollie, feisty and eco-minded, with big ideals and an even bigger temper -- which is a shame, as it recently cost her a job she loved. That temper might even get her kicked out of the idyllic Sunrise Island Ecovillage where she desperately wants to stay. She just needs one more chance to prove herself.
Meet Joe, the friendly, cocoa-drinking manager of the Seattle branch of Every Day is Christmas -- his family's national Christmas store chain. Now if he could only convince his parents that he can run the whole company.
In a chance encounter in a health food store, Mollie spontaneously helps Joe out of an awkward situation with his niece. During a second chance meeting at a retreat, they discover they have some things in common: a love of Christmas and an undeniable attraction to each other. Too bad they didn't exchange numbers.
Third time's a charm, right? Not when Joe and Mollie have both been given the chance they've been waiting for to reach their goals -- Joe by leading a Christmas Trade Show, and Mollie by co-leading an Earth Day event -- and the only thing standing in the way of their success is . . . each other.
About the author:
Kristin Anderson is the author of three novels, Green (2013), The Things We Said in Venice (2017), and Yule Change (2026). She is a freelance book editor for Storyhouse Works in Amsterdam, and an editor and writer for her small business, Kristin in Holland.
Kristin was raised in the countryside of Solvang, California with her two older brothers. Her mother and father, both teachers, promoted principles of environmental stewardship, a theme that is often present in Kristin's novels and life interests.
Kristin currently lives in the Netherlands with her Dutch husband, their son, and their naughty beagle, Jamie.
About the moderator:
Hannah Huber is author of two books, Place and Queens’ Row. She founded Storyhouse Works, a self-publishing platform for international authors. Hannah lives in a small village just outside of Amsterdam with her Dutch husband and three children.
Event venue & nearby stays
The American Book Center, 12 Spui, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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