When Trey Blanton left Westin McCoy, the cowboy life, and his family's Colorado ranch forever, he just knew he was moving on to bigger and better things.
It sucked to be wrong.
When Trey comes back to the ranch, he brings a ton of baggage back with him. His grandparents are both gone, he's losing his sight, and his best friend and housekeeper has passed from cancer, leaving him with her two kids. To make things worse, he can't keep a ranch foreman, and he desperately needs someone to run all the things he can't.
What he doesn't need is his ex to muddy up the waters.
Cowboy Westin McCoy leaps at the chance to work as Trey's ranch foreman when a mutual friend offers him the job. Trey is the one he let get away thanks to his own insecurity, and West finally feels like he might have something to offer Trey, something that he can do to help. He figures he's all Trey's, hat to boots.
Together they wrangle old hurt, new hope, and all the things a busy ranch and two growing kids toss at them. Can they get over the hurdle of the past and work through all of the new difficulties to find common ground, or is history doomed to repeat itself?