Bridge Brothers' Ranch of West Hope, South Dakota

Jenna is a single mom and a kick butt lawyer completely focused on inheriting her father’s firm—until the charming cowboy walks into her office. Okay, so Denver’s not a real cowboy. He only plays one on TV, which makes Jenna even more skeptical. How can she trust someone who acts for a living? Especially when she’s been burned so badly in the past.

Kash has lived his entire life at a breakneck speed. When he finds out he has a daughter, that comes to a screeching halt. He is the only adult this little girl has, so he has to figure out how to be a grownup—right now. He’s going to need some help. Can he find someone willing to babysit on his brother’s remote ranch-turned-goat-rescue? This is the weirdest job offer ever.

When they were seniors in high school, they made a pact. If they weren’t married by the time they were thirty, they would marry each other. But now Adeline is a professional dancer with a career in the big city. And Colton is trying to build his own business in small town, South Dakota. They live in two different worlds. They can’t possibly keep their promise. It hadn’t made sense back then. It definitely doesn’t make sense twelve years later.

Tucker's mischievous brothers have downloaded a dating app on his phone. He would delete it, but he’s enjoying talking to the mysterious and lovely May. Workaholic Wynona Ghost Bear is rapidly falling for the man on the other end of her chat box. There’s just something refreshing about Wolfgang. Tucker is western South Dakota’s most popular hunting guide. When biologist Wynona Ghost Bear moves into his territory to rescue the western Blake toad from extinction, she wants to close down his hunting season.

Gunner Bridge has never had much of a social life. He’s never even been on a date. His whole life has been working the ranch, and he’s done such a good job of it that now he has to hire on some ranch hands. But Gunner isn’t much of a homemaker, either. These guys expect a clean place to sleep and food on the table.