Sometimes the hardest person to save is yourself. Ronan Bishop thought he knew what heroism meant until trying to save someone cost him the man he loved. Now there is only the bottle, the ache of memory, and every failed attempt at sobriety reminding him that the man he used to be died that night. Everything shifts when he meets MacKenzie Callahan, a child therapist whose relentless persistence and too-familiar face drag Bishop off the destructive path he’s been following for years. MacKenzie recognizes a man worth saving, even when Bishop doesn’t, and invites him home for the holidays, offering support and another chance at sobriety. But recovery offers no place to hide. MacKenzie begins to crack under his family’s expectations, and Bishop can feel his fragile sobriety slipping. Bishop is running out of chances, and if he can't face his past, he may lose the only person who still believes he's worth saving.