Marty Cole was promised that his uncle’s half of his business would one day pass to him. Upon his uncle’s death, he learns that his uncle has left him a business partner to deal with, and stipulations. The stipulations are hard enough, but to have to work side-by-side with Simon Deschamps is not going to be easy. Marty loathes Simon as a person and yet is undeniably attracted to him. Things start off rocky, and then a revelation comes about that not only makes things easier, but also explains a lot.

Marty seems to be an ungrateful individual, while Simon is calm, cool, collected, and closed up. An excellent portrayal of why one should never judge another too quickly. The Gallery on Main Street is a wonderful story with a good plot, well-rounded characters and an excellent underlying lesson.