House Call

At 27, Beverly Rhymes is only worried about surviving. After losing her mother, her debts threaten to sink her, but still she holds on, because she’s always been a fighter, and wasn’t about to stop fighting because of a few hurdles. At 29, Mordecai Hart is the heartthrob at the top of his game. As a world renowned actor, stunt man and director, he’s one of the wealthiest artists around. Driving home from a day of filming one day, he suffers from a heart attack that causes a car accident and costs him a major movie deal. With his ‘friends’ having abandoned him, he becomes a shell of himself, but his health is still an issue, and those who actually care about him, refuse to see him suffer. Through some work by fate, a persistent best friend and a persuasive manager, Beverly is recruited into nursing a broody Mordecai back to health. They are both stubborn, and you can be sure that they annoy the hell out of each other. But, as time goes by, they grow to tolerate each other, and even find themselves working in harmony. The story follows Beverly and Mordecai as they journey through drama, fame, surprises, heartbreak, betrayal, and love, as they break each other's walls down, striving for their happily ever after.