Ollie Warne is fresh out of nursing school and working his dream job as a paediatric nurse at London's St Cross Hospital, tending to sick children in the cardiology ward. Whilst on the night shift, Ollie is called to care for eight year old Daisy struggling after heart surgery. Her father, Jacob Mallone, never leaves her side apart from the times her mother comes to visit. Striking up a friendship based on sneaking takeaways into the ward, late night card playing and the occasional breaking up of domestic fights, Ollie begins to think there is more to Jacob than meets the eye. Having a track record of falling for the wrong man, Ollie adds this one to his list of no-go's. But Jacob seems to cling to Ollie, making it all the more difficult to convince himself that, this time, he won't feel a thing.

Mark Johnson is stuck in a rut. He's had the same boring office job for ten years, without the motivation or inclination to change it. The same crumbling house for ten years, without the cash or the know how to fix it. And the same facebook status for five years; it's complicated. It isn't. He's single. He just doesn't want to correct it. That would be admitting defeat. It is the day a tea bag splats onto his face whilst emptying the dregs of his morning cuppa at Macy's Tea Shoppe that makes him question each of his current life choices. The tea bag and the fact that the shop is now owned by one rather friendly, rather hunky Aussie named Bradley Summers. Tea never tasted so good.

Dakota just got out of an abusive relationship that had him isolated from the fetish community for years. Tyler has shunned love after his bad breakup split up his friend group and nearly dissolved his BDSM House. Neither are ready to be with someone new, but when they run into each other at a nightclub, they can't fight their chemistry.