Julian Park has begun to believe that love comes with an expiry date.
Four boyfriends. Four departures. Every relationship ending around the same twelve-month mark. At twenty-eight, he has stopped looking for someone who will stay and built a life small enough to manage alone.
Then Theo Mercer moves into his building.
Theo is infuriating, warm and unexpectedly attentive. He fixes the broken washing machine. He remembers the little things. Somewhere between late-night conversations and the ordi...


