Falling in love with movie star Tom Hiddleston was not on Rosie Wesley's list of "things to do". If he had been on her list, she would have fit him in between "do the laundry that's been piling up for days" and "make sure all new sheet music has been ordered for the theater." Because that's what Rosie does. She makes lists, keeps herself busy, and tries to forget that her love life is in utter ruins. But when Tom shows up, a film crew trailing behind him, he disrupts the entire dynamic of Rosie's small town. She quickly realizes that when he declares he's going to stick around for awhile, the only thing she truly wants to do is move things around on her "to do" list for him. Rosie Wesley has always believed in love. The kind that changes people, makes the world go 'round, makes life seem worthwhile. But after a few bad relationships, she was ready to give up. And now, with Tom around, she's wondering if he could mean more to her than just a figure passing through town. Or maybe, she'll always just be a hopeless romantic.

A 26 year old named Rose Evans who traveled to London to get a job on Wellington Hospital. On the way to London and meets this gentleman, Tom Hiddleston. The gentleman even planned a little surprise for our protaginist's birthday celebration. Eventually, she meets Tom's best friend. It didn't turn out the way it was planned. (Needs major editing and fixing)

Tom and Charlotte have only ever been friends. Really good friends. They lead totally different lives-he's a jet setting actor and she's a no nonsense, flour covered baker. When Tom finds out his fiancé is cheating, he faces an uncertain future. And when Charlie has to return to her hometown to save her business, she has to confront her shaky past. Tom follows Charlie to her sleepy, bayfront hometown and their worlds collide. Charlie has to decide if Tom is worth the risk of stepping out of the darkness of the past, and opening herself up to the future.