Ellis, single dad of Sarah, meets James at his single dad group, and soon needs his help fending off the advances (aka borderline sexual harrasser) of his boss' son, soon to be boss. Fake boyfriend to the rescue. While the story was mostly nice there are a few things that really didn't work for me. The kids were usually conveniently with the nanny. James, a supposedly straight man, goes full-on gay within 2 minutes of thinking about his attraction, no hesitation and full of knowledge and comfort in this new situation - really?? And Ellis' need to refrain from entering a relationship is over exaggerated. So, hmm.