Jodie’s world is rocked when a young musician takes a job at the supermarket where she works. He’s not her usual type, yet Jodie finds herself trying to resist his offbeat charm whilst making every effort to keep her life on track.

Donna is stuck; in her body, her routine, and a life that never quite lived up to her expectations. She hides behind sharp judgements and spicy romance novels, secretly resenting her reflection and her parents for every failed date and flaw.

At work, she’s efficient and invisible until and new, effortlessly beautiful content creator joins the team. When Donna spots her in the car park with a male colleague, a story begins to form. A dangerous assumption, a snap judgement and plan.

What starts as a moment of petty jealously, spirals into a decision with devastating consequences. In a world where truth is clouded by perception and pain is sometimes self inflected, Donna is about to learn that karma doesn’t forget, and it always collects.

When travel writer John Dolton buys a house in London, he never expects his life to be derailed before he finishes remodelling it.
A recent bout of turbulence has left him terrified of flying. So when a lift in a building suddenly breaks mid ride with a young woman, Lou, trapped beside him, his anxiety spirals, and so does the conversation.

As they wait for rescue, John explains that he’s here to track down the owner of a memoir he discovered in the house he’s just bought. The author’s name: Sasha Dunnings. John’s search was meant to be a side project but he finds himself entangled in Lou and Sasha’s lives in ways he could never foresee, and his tidy plan for a settled life unravels.