She came back to save his ranch. He hasn't forgotten what the cameras cost them.
Leah Denton built her career finding the story hidden inside the chaos. Then a manufactured scene at the Rivas family's Colorado ranch injured a young rider and a mare-and left Leah carrying the blame.
Eighteen months later, one final television special could keep the ranch from being divided and give Leah a chance to reclaim the work she loves. But Ben Rivas, a former rodeo champion who now runs the ranch's horse-rehabilitation program, will open his gate only if she accepts his rules: no staged danger, no cameras in the rehabilitation barn, and no using his family as entertainment.
Ben has every reason not to trust the producer who signed the production sheet that changed everything. Leah has never forgiven him for accepting the settlement that left her alone with the fallout. Yet thirty days of early mornings, hard work, and honest disagreements revive the attraction they once refused to name.
When buried footage exposes how the old shoot was manipulated, saving the ranch and clearing the record will require the one thing neither of them gives easily: the full truth. Now Leah and Ben must decide whether what is growing between them belongs in the story-or only to them.