What It Means To Be Whole

Beck has spent her twenties getting her life together—leaving behind her restrictive upbringing, building a fulfilling career, and creating a beautiful found family—but romantic sparks have stubbornly refused to ignite. That changes when a new coworker walks into her clinic and suddenly Beck finds herself feeling something real for the first time in years. Now she's navigating the delicious nervousness of a workplace attraction while wrestling with her own protective instincts not to get her hopes up too high. With her best friend cheering her on and her delightfully meddlesome grandmother apparently hoping for romance (condoms included!), Beck has to figure out if this spark is worth taking a chance on.