Chesney Jennings is the last person Jasper Smith ever expected to see back in Sweet Briar, Wyoming. So when Jasper's grandfather dies and leaves half of Wind River Ranch to him and the other half to Chesney, heir to the family they've been feuding with for generations, he's blindsided.

But the will comes with one condition: to claim the inheritance, they must run the ranch together for a year.

Jasper has spent his whole life holding Wind River together with grit, loyalty, and stubborn determination. The ranch is struggling, and his family is running out of options. The last thing he needs is help from a Jennings—especially one who disappeared years ago and left a hole in Jasper's chest that never quite healed.

Chesney never planned to return to Sweet Briar. Not after spending years trying to outrun the town, the feud, and the memories he left behind. But refusing the inheritance isn't an option, and neither is avoiding the man who once meant more to him than anyone else.

Forced into long days, sleepless nights, and a partnership neither of them wants, the tension between Jasper and Chesney sparks fast—and burns hotter than either man is prepared for. Secrets come out, lines blur, and somewhere between shared burdens and stolen moments, resentment turns into something far more tumultuous.

But in a town where everyone remembers everything—and families don't forgive easily—loving each other might cost them more than the ranch. It might cost them everything.