Love, Latte, Repeat: She Owned Companies. He Owned a Coffee Shop.

She built empires. He built the perfect cup of coffee. Neither of them planned on falling in love.

Vivienne Calloway is the razor-sharp Chief Strategy Officer of one of America's largest private companies. She doesn't do spontaneous, she doesn't do messy, and she certainly doesn't do love - not after watching it fail her, twice, with men who couldn't keep pace. Ethan Mercer runs a beloved neighbourhood café and believes, without irony, that a great cup of coffee can say what words cannot. He is kind, unhurried, and the last person Vivienne's world has room for.

Their fathers think otherwise.

Two old friends - one a billionaire who owes a debt that can never be repaid, the other a man who never asked to be repaid - cook up a scheme to bring their children together. A dinner party. A string of impossible coincidences. And, in a last desperate gamble, ten days in the sun-drenched hills of Italy.

It goes spectacularly, awkwardly, almost-but-not-quite wrong.

Back home, the fathers admit defeat. And Vivienne - brilliant, guarded, quietly lonelier than she'll ever admit - walks into a small café on Whitmore Avenue one unremarkable Friday afternoon, orders an Ethiopian single origin, and sits down.

She comes back the next Wednesday. And the next.

Love, Latte, Repeat is a warm, witty, deeply felt love story about what happens when two people stop being arranged and start being real - one cup at a time.