Gillian Shaw Nearly thirty, over-endowed with curves, and under-endowed with boyfriends, you could say that my life is not going to plan. Still hopelessly in love with my childhood friend and neighbor who only sees me as his best pal, it’s finally sinking in that if I want a happily ever after I’m going to have to look further afield. Which means putting my feelings for Jack behind me, no matter how much it hurts. Jack Larson I love Gill. Who wouldn’t? She’s cute, kind, funny and my side-kick since school. She’s suffered with me through my failed marriage and has become a second mom to my six-year-old daughter, so I like to make sure she’s okay. Only, life’s just started to get crazy. I’m pretty darn good at getting my point across in business, but how am I supposed to deal with Gill throwing herself away on the wimpy bank manager? I’m worried that I’ll lose her friendship if I tell her what I know, and worried that she’ll get hurt if I don’t. Then there’s this other worry. What if I’m just jealous? And what the heck does that mean?

Eve Conroy is heading home, tail between her legs and her big fat divorce pending. She'll be starting from scratch, her self-confidence is zilch and she hates the idea of returning a failure. Let alone worrying about how she's going to support two kids by herself. What she needs right now is the unconditional love of her family - not an unwanted attraction to a man several years her junior. Adam Norton has no ambitions to embark on any new relationships: the last two were complete disasters. Meeting Eve again - the sister-in-law of the woman he jilted at the altar and completely out of bounds - and realizing there might be something between them, makes him think cupid might be having fun at his expense.