Newly divorced and bought out of her company, Jennie rents a holiday home in the South of France. After years of hard work and a failed marriage in Korea, she's looking for some peace and quiet, a place to clear her mind and figure out her future. Lisa loves women, her dog, and landscaping, but that's about as complicated as it gets. When she meets her new tenant for the summer, it proves hard to stay professional as a caretaker, especially when that tenant turns out to be everything she ever wanted and more. As time passes and boundaries blur, the moment of goodbye becomes inevitable. Jennie isn't looking for a new love, especially not in the form of a woman, and Lisa has no desire to get her heart crushed again. Is it possible to find home in a place you've never been? And is it worth the risk, giving up everything for someone you've only just met? They say home is where the heart is... *Jenlisa Adaptation ©Credits to the author of the book

The very long process in which Lisa figures out how to love herself and Jennie learns how to love Lisa.

In a world where soulmates can feel each other's emotions, Lisa fails to recognize her soulmate the first time she meets her.

Jennie and Lisa don't ask why this is happening to them. They are beautiful together, and the universe, with everything that is miraculous and impossible about it, couldn't help but break the rules for them if only to see another beautiful thing over and over again.

One ring. Why am I calling her ? Two rings. Of course she's not gonna answer. It's three in the morning. Three rings. What am I doing? I should han- "Allô?" It's three a.m., after a night of clubbing, Lisa is stumbling down the streets of Paris with a pair of bloody heels in her hands. She has no phone, money or the capacity to speak the only language that could allow her to explain her situation to someone. When she spots a blue phone box, she inserts the mere spare change she has left and decides to call the only number she knows by memory: Jennie's.

In which Jennie has unfinished business with Lisa.