Lottie and Matt have always been good at keeping secrets…

Which is lucky when their friendship is crushed after spending the night together. Their fractured relationship becomes just another toxic secret they have to keep between themselves.

When the pair find themselves unable to turn down a free holiday with their closest friends, they soon realise they must pretend to be as close as they always had been so as not to raise suspicions or make the trip a total disaster.

Forced to spend time with each other as the only singletons, old tensions and unresolved arguments begin to stir. Their friendship used to be such a natural extension of who they were that to deny it starts to feel physically painful…so Lottie comes up with a plan. A plan for them to fake it instead.

Fake laughter, fake smiles, fake fun friend dates.

Fake. Fake. Fake.

Sooooooo fake that at times it seems real…

As the snowy landscape of Norway starts to pull them closer together, truths and confessions begin to slip through the cracks of their steely exteriors. Their ability to keep secrets from one another begins to weaken whilst their friends begin to cotton on to the fact that everything is not what it seems.

But with so much history between them, can they learn to forgive one another, forget their actions and potentially… fall back into each other’s lives?