For fans of Bad Summer People and Best Offer Wins, a satirical and delightfully unhinged suspense debut that follows the unhappily married hosts of a home-makeover show—along with their scheming cast and crew—whose glossy facade is upended when a mysterious death rocks the set.

This renovation will be the death of them.
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The Fix Is In is the top-rated home-makeover show, hosted by America’s favorite couple: Beckett and Lacy Quinn. He’s got charisma and a toolbelt, and she’s got charm and an eye for design. Together, they’ve built a multimillion-dollar decor empire on reclaimed farmhouse wood, tasteful accent walls, and scripted banter.

But behind closed (barn-style) doors, the Quinns can barely stand to be in the same room together. And their television contract is dependent on maintaining their happy facade. Their current renovation is a disaster. Their crew is falling apart. Lacy’s assistant Hannah just got passed over for a promotion in favor of the wide-eyed new intern, and she’ll do anything to claw her way back into Lacy’s good graces. Aiden, the cameraman, just stumbled on information that could make him rich, should he play his cards right.

And when there’s a suspicious death on set, the walls really come down. It seems that everyone has a motive. The cast and crew suddenly have a new type of spotlight on them—and there’s no telling who will still be around after the final reveal.