Rowan Callahan is single, which only becomes a problem when she lands in a group study meant for struggling couples.
Dr. Hudson Vaughn, the psychiatrist running it, knows she does not belong there, and she knows he has already seen through the mismatch.
He reluctantly lets her stay once observing the sessions finally breaks a creative block that has lasted for months.
Assigned to watch other people's relationships fail from behind a one-way mirror, he keeps looking instead at the redhead sketching at the edge of the room.
She begins drawing him rather than his patients, and his calm, exacting attention makes it useless to lie to him.
Once he understands what Rowan has been hiding, he can no longer leave her life alone.
