This year's Valentine's Day box will feature a new release that's Jane Austen meets Ali Hazelwood in a steamy, friends-to-lovers rom-com!The featured book will be The E.M.M.A. Effect by Lia Riley! Part sports romance, part STEM romance, this read is a perfect combination for the Valentine's Day reader!Boxes will also include a signed bookplate from the author, a collectible sticker, plus FIVE gifts that will bring this smart and steamy read to life in a way that only OUABC can achieve!This box is not associated with our monthly subscription and is a separate, one-time purchase. Boxes are expected to ship in late January. How It Works! Start reading your monthly book! Each box includes an exciting new read and your experience begins the moment you turn to page one. As you read, you'll find "Open Your Gift" sticky notes! Unwrap the gift with the matching page number and experience the book coming to life before your eyes! Chat about your reading experience with readers around the globe! Our private Facebook group is the perfect place to meet dedicated readers like you! About the Book Harriet Smythe’s AI was supposed to create sports legends—not encourage her crush on her best friend’s totally off-limits, hot younger brother. But when funding runs dry, she has no choice but to enlist Gale Knight as her test subject. The same Gale she’s been secretly crushing on for years. The player who follows her every instruction with a knowing smirk that threatens to short-circuit her carefully maintained system.Everything changes when The E.M.M.A. determines that finding Gale’s perfect match is essential to his peak performance. Even worse? According to its data, that match is Harriet.Determined to keep things professional, Harriet makes it search for new candidates. But as Gale dutifully endures awkward outings with pop stars and athletes, the chemistry between them only intensifies. And his willing cooperation during their sessions definitely isn’t helping her stay focused.With her deadline approaching and The E.M.M.A. still playing cupid, Harriet must choose: trust in pure logic, or admit that sometimes taking control means letting go.Maybe The E.M.M.A. knows something they don’t—even if they’re not ready to compute it yet.