Rowan Callahan is single, which is a problem considering she’s somehow ended up in a group study for struggling couples.
Dr. Hudson Vaughn knows she doesn’t belong there. Rowan knows he knows. But when observing the sessions finally breaks her months-long creative block, Hudson reluctantly lets her stay.
Hudson is infuriatingly calm, annoyingly observant, and—worst of all—impossible to lie to. As the psychiatrist running the study, he’s supposed to watch other people’s relationships fall apart from behind a one-way mirror. Instead, he can’t stop watching the redhead sketching in the corner.
Soon he’s memorizing her every tell, she’s sketching him instead of his patients, and neither of them can pretend it’s just research anymore.
Because once Hudson sees what Rowan’s been hiding, staying out of her business stops being an option.