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We get alternating perspectives of both protagonists, which is always fun in a romcom. Camilla Isley created well-rounded, sincere and caring characters that you are definitely going to root for. Neither is Vivian or even her daughter Tegan. Luke isn't without his faults, which you will have to discover yourself (spoliler: he is a morning person!). And he has chosen mending broken relationships for his living. Whatever opinion you may hold of psychologists in general, and therapists, in particular, it's impossible not to fall in love with Luke. Luke settles for the second best office on the floor which happens to be opposite Vivian's practice. His best friend's fiancee has even found him one, a lovely corner office that fits the bill perfectly, when.a certain divorce lawyer snatches it right from Luke's nose. 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