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When an overworked influencer makes a drunken decision that ends up with her married to the one night stand that never-should-have-been just in time for Christmas...things are about to get cuffed.
Maxima Prewitt is overworked, overtired, and probably flirting with burnout. The last thing she needs is to deal with the constant (rarely) good-natured ribbing she gets from her parents during the holidays about being perpetually single.
Operation Get Max a Christmas Date is in full effect.
After a night of too many drinks and one terribly made decision, Max finds herself married to a heartbreaker like Logan Porter. She would rather run in the other direction than date him, let alone call him her husband. With Christmas coming around the corner, Max is looking at the silver lining - she now has a date for Christmas family dinner and she might survive virtually unscathed.
When the two get caught in a city-wide blackout and are forced together, they both need more than a little Christmas spirit to make them see eye-to-eye. As the cold seeps in and food runs scarce, Max can begin to see the side that Logan was showing her all along, the side she didn't want to see.
With Christmas looming closer and closer, Max has to make one final decision - get an annulment or announce that she's tied the knot in front of the entire family.
Cuffing season is about to get a sprinkling of Christmas magic.
Cuffing season (n.): the period between October and Valentine's Day where single people tend to look for short-term relationships for colder months of the year before breaking up in time for the spring.
