Going home for Christmas was expected of him. Falling for his best friend wasn’t part of the plan. Twenty-eight-year-old Liam Breem left the small Wexford town of Killyglen years ago for Dublin, with a career in fine arts and a vibrant city life. Connor Crowe, Liam’s best friend for more than twenty years, still lives in Killyglen, running his family’s carpentry business. When disaster leaves Connor’s workshop flooded and his flat uninhabitable, a shared cottage turns an old friendship into something neither of them were expecting. As Connor fights to save his career, and Christmas closes in around them, Liam realises that some things are worth more than he can put a price on. But the question remains: could this be anything more than a holiday romance?