Her name is Twix. It's the one she picked. She pulls espresso, keeps the tip jar exactly one hand's width from the edge, notices what everyone's hands are doing, and does not explain herself. It's a good life. She chose it. The rest is her business, and she is very good at keeping what's hers.
Aubrey Chatsworth is a patronising jerk who makes John's life miserable. Then John meets Aubrey's wife, Eve. Over time they form a strong connection based upon their shared dislike of Aubrey. The baddy loses and the victim's win.
Rachel Mears – a promising young athlete – has her life turned upside down when a drunken driver knocks her off her bicycle, rendering her a paraplegic. She faces a fragile, long journey on her way back to wholeness. What can help? (Note: No sex, but some brief discussion about sexual intimacy in marriage.)