In this book we meet Harriet, a wedding photographer who has little interest in being married. For the last few years she’s been in a relationship with Jon and it’s been…..easy. Jon is low effort and that is what Harriet has needed. However when Jon railroads her into something she doesn’t want in front of his family, Harriet has no choice but to break up with him and move out of Jon’s house, where she’s been living, and in with someone who needs a flatmate. Turns out that although she hasn’t met her new flatmate previously, she has met his best friend and witnessed what she thought was one of the worst actions someone could do, by this man that is now her housemate. Harriet has signed a lease though and has no where else to go….so she has to stay. And the longer she does, the more she realises that there might be more to the story of Cal. Harriet’s breakup with Jon also unleashes a Jon she’s never seen before and a chance encounter at a wedding she’s photographing brings back a terrible trauma from Harriet’s past….and her determination to do something about it.