Olivia Hart always dreamed of following in her father’s footsteps to become the CEO of Hartstring Records—the
massive record label that’s been in her family for generations. Before he died, she vowed she’d do whatever it took
to make that dream a reality, regardless of the personal cost.
Now, at thirty-seven, she’s kept her promise. Only, instead of bringing her joy, she finds herself divorced and
resenting her position at the top, forced to prioritize her career over her daughter, Charlie. The days are long and
the nights are lonely. She finds herself longing for a fraction of the happiness her ex has found after their
divorce. When Olivia gets an unexpected call from her brother that their uncle’s health is failing, she seizes the
opportunity to step away from the career that has become more of a chore and drops everything to head back to
Tennessee and the charming little town she left behind.
It doesn’t take long for Olivia to realize that not everything is the same as it was before she left. Especially not
her brother’s best friend.
Duke Bennett was carefree and vibrant the last time she saw him, but now his dark eyes are haunted by something that
wasn’t there before. He’s brash, stubborn, and adamantly against her being back in his life for any reason.
Unfortunately, his daughter and Olivia’s have become inseparable, and there’s no avoiding each other. What starts as
after-school playdates and Saturday morning soccer games reluctantly becomes more. Before she knows it, her
brother’s broody best friend becomes the one thing that makes her feel free for the first time in years, giving her
hope for something she thought she’d never have.
As Olivia’s time in Pinecrest comes to a close, she is faced with a decision that could wreck her heart either way.
Does she walk away from Pinecrest and return to the dream she thought she always wanted, or will she realize that
sometimes it’s the legacy you choose that matters the most?
When small-town bartender Sawyer Sutton catches the eye of Beckett Montgomery, their connection burns as bright as
the fireworks at the country fair. She isn’t afraid to tell the wealthy property developer what she thinks of his
profession, and he finds her passion for the community endearing, even if old-fashioned. After a fervent one-night
stand, they go their separate ways with only memories to remind them of what they shared.
Or so they thought.
Six weeks and two pink lines later, Sawyer and Beckett find themselves tied together in ways they never imagined.
Becoming parents wasn’t something either of them had planned, but as the countdown to the due date begins, the two
must learn to work together despite clashing personalities. The more time they spend together, the harder it is for
them to ignore the sizzling chemistry that got them into this position in the first place. The only thing standing
in their way now is themselves.
Josie Hayes is always on the run. From bad decisions. From heartbreak. From cowboys.
Her latest escape was supposed to be a quiet reset at her family’s cabin in Tennessee—not a reckless detour at a
smoky backwoods bar, and definitely not a collision with Lincoln Carter. Rugged and magnetic, he’s temptation in a
cowboy hat, and his slow smile makes forgetting her rules far too easy.
Their connection is instant, electric, and impossible to ignore. What starts with teasing glances and lingering
touches spiral into a series of nights that feel like more—too much more. By the end of the week, Josie does what
she does best: she bolts, leaving behind only her name and the memory of a man she can’t shake.
A year later, Josie’s done running. With a steady job, a new boyfriend, and her life finally on track, she’s ready
to prove she’s not the same girl she used to be. Except her father’s prestigious summer horse training program just
brought a ghost from her past straight to her front door.
Lincoln isn’t the forgiving type, and now that he’s on the ranch, he’s determined to show Josie exactly what she
left behind—and what they could have had if she’d stayed.
As old wounds reopen and sparks reignite, Josie must decide: keep running from her past or take a chance on the
cowboy who just might be worth staying for.
She’s got a stubborn streak a mile wide, and big dreams of getting back on the pro rodeo circuit. Until then, she’s
stuck working the family ranch under the watchful eye of Bishop Bryant—the grumpy, no-nonsense foreman who’s made it
clear he doesn’t have time for her wild ways.
Bishop has spent his life proving himself at Black Springs Ranch. The Hayes family took him in when he had nothing,
and he owes them everything, including occasionally keeping an eye on their reckless youngest daughter. But Lennox
isn’t a little kid anymore. She’s a fierce, frustrating woman who knows just how to get under his skin.
They’ve never gotten along, and they’ve never tried to. But when they are forced to work together, sparks fly and
tempers flare. Beneath the arguments and tension lies something neither of them is ready to admit.
Hating each other was easy. Resisting each other might be impossible. But risking their hearts? That could cost them
everything.
Cleo Hayes is done with looking back. After a painful divorce and years of trying to outrun heartbreak, she returns
to her parent's ranch in Texas seeking one thing—a fresh start. No drama. No distractions. And definitely no second
chances.
But then Grady Wilde shows up.
Once her high school sweetheart, Grady is now a country music superstar looking to settle down. When an unexpected
reunion brings them face-to-face for the first time in over a decade, they are both faced with emotions they thought
were long gone.
Cleo never expected to see him again, let alone feel the familiar pull of the boy who once held her heart. And Grady
knows he made the biggest mistake of his life when he let her walk away. Now, older, wiser, and with a daughter
who’s softened every edge of him, he’s ready to prove that love like theirs doesn’t just fade.
Cleo built walls to protect herself. But Grady is the only one who’s ever known how to slip through the cracks, and
maybe, just maybe, he’s the only one who can help her feel safe enough to let them fall.