Four Snowed In

Will getting snowed in together turn these rivals into lovers?

Shiloh never left her small hometown of Whitebridge, unlike her best friend Tyler. When the mayor puts Shiloh in charge of a big community theater production, she asks Tyler to come help her. He's happy to visit her, since his own life in the big city isn't turning out quite the way he'd hoped... and since he can never forget taking her virginity at the Homecoming dance and is hoping for a repeat.

Neither of them expect their high school nemesis, Mason, to be helping out with the production. But it soon makes sense when they realize he's doing it for business publicity. They both think he's too cocky, even though he has a six-figure salary and six-pack abs worth bragging about.

Meanwhile, another of their former high school classmates, Danny, is forced into helping with the show. His parents sign him up, thinking that working together with friends from high school will get him out of the depressive funk he's been in due to a failed business deal that has him living back in Whitebridge after leaving. Little do his parents know, however, that he was far from friends with the other three back in school.

So far, the production isn't off to the best note possible because everyone's too distracted. Shiloh and Tyler are dealing with their unresolved romantic interest in each other. Danny begins to suspect some shady business dealings in Mason's past, and everyone's too busy fighting about old high school rivalries to get their act together, literally.

Until they meet at Mason's mansion to plan the program and get snowed in!

Soon the eggnog is being passed around and confessions are being dished out. These four former high school classmates realize they have more in common than they initially thought... including a mutual attraction that each of them have for all the rest.

Will Tyler be jealous if the other two guys move in on Shiloh, the not-so-secret love of his life?

Or will he be too busy seeking refuge from the storm with all three of them to care?

Can this unlikely group provide enough comfort and warmth for each other during one blizzard-filled night to spark a fire that will last a lifetime?