Annabel loves her sisters, of course she does. But when their mother decides to sell her London home and divide her time - and the money - between her three daughters, they come to blows. Strident Clarissa wants to restore her farm. Glamorous Ginnie, her country pile. But Annabel is worried about their mother's independence. Or lack of it. And they will keep offering her advice on her single status. But Annabel isn't looking for a man. Except maybe for companionship. When she's ready. But when her mother's situation becomes predictably desperate, Annabel uncovers a secret about their family history when threatens everyone. She's determined to get to the bottom of it. Only then does she discover that companionship is in fact love, and is sitting right under her nose.