He's a fixer-upper. So is he.
Howie Cartwright doesn't go by Cart anymore; he's worked a long time to move past that name, and all the mistakes that went with it. Things are different now. He's got a great job flipping houses. He's in recovery. And he's single.
Or so he thought.
When a chance phone call reveals that Howie isn't technically divorced, he's determined to get answers out of his ex. Instead, Noah offers him a deal: if Howie will help Noah get through the holiday season while Noah's family is in town, Noah will give up his claim on the house Howie is flipping-a legacy of their time together.
It's a deal too good to pass up.
Isn't it?