Wyatt Davis had always been sure of two things. One of those things was that he would never love anyone other than Sophia Montgomery. The other was that the ranch, which had been in his family for generations, would be his.
One day, Wyatt’s father invites him out to breakfast after they finish the morning work on the ranch. Over coffee, Wyatt learns that someone had approached his parents about buying the ranch. His father intends to sell if Wyatt can’t prove that he’s going to give up his womanizing ways and show signs of settling down—prove he can be responsible.
Sophia Montgomery recently became aware of one thing: if things didn’t change, she’d lose her bookshop by the end of the year.
When Wyatt approaches her with an arrangement that could get them both what they want, she laughs in his face until she realizes he’s serious. If they were to marry, he would get the ranch, and she would gain access to the trust her family has for her upon her marriage, which would save her bookshop. The only problem is that they’ve both been in love with the other for over fifteen years.
Can Wyatt convince everyone that he’s changed enough that he’s actually going to settle down with the town’s quiet bookshop owner? Will Sophia be able to handle it when she gets something she’s always wanted, but it’s fake?
One day, Wyatt’s father invites him out to breakfast after they finish the morning work on the ranch. Over coffee, Wyatt learns that someone had approached his parents about buying the ranch. His father intends to sell if Wyatt can’t prove that he’s going to give up his womanizing ways and show signs of settling down—prove he can be responsible.
Sophia Montgomery recently became aware of one thing: if things didn’t change, she’d lose her bookshop by the end of the year.
When Wyatt approaches her with an arrangement that could get them both what they want, she laughs in his face until she realizes he’s serious. If they were to marry, he would get the ranch, and she would gain access to the trust her family has for her upon her marriage, which would save her bookshop. The only problem is that they’ve both been in love with the other for over fifteen years.
Can Wyatt convince everyone that he’s changed enough that he’s actually going to settle down with the town’s quiet bookshop owner? Will Sophia be able to handle it when she gets something she’s always wanted, but it’s fake?
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