But who will die and who will kill? Only the New Year will reveal all. Trapped by the blizzard they have no way of escaping each other and one of them will die at the hands of another. And what of the staff at Loch Corrin? Can they be trusted? Being trapped in the wilderness with your supposed best friends might be a nightmare, but trapped in the wilderness with strangers could be the most dangerous thing that could happen to this group. But when trapped together how long will fake bonhomie and champagne get you? How long can you reminiscence about the past? They have all changed over the intervening decade since they graduated college and not everyone is willing to accept the change. As for Samira and Giles, they are so wrapped up with their newborn and the fact that they haven't slept since the birth that they barely notice they are on vacation. Katie, who is a successful lawyer, has been putting her career ahead of her life for too long and while Miranda might think she's Katie's best friend, more and more she's been turning to Nick, who is there with his boyfriend Bo. She thinks a baby would solve everything. But her supposedly perfect life is starting to careen out of control and her husband, Julien, has many secrets, only a few that she knows. But this group has survived this long, what's one more New Year's Eve? Miranda has always been the leader of the group. Of course, she couldn't control the weather, the fact that there is another group at the lodge, or all the secrets the group is concealing from one another. Mark's newish girlfriend Emma has arranged the trip for his college friends down to the very last detail. Though this year they aren't all festive holiday joy as they arrive at the idyllic and isolated estate, Loch Corrin, in the Scottish Highlands. Since their Oxford days a motley group of thirtysomethings have rung in the New Year together.

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