Emotional, feel-good, and quietly swoony—an enemies-to-lovers slow burn with heart and found family at its core.

Fifteen years ago, Will Robertson ran from his destiny, leaving his family farm and everything he was meant to be behind. So when he's forced home to small-town Glenriver, only to find the farm's irritatingly sexy manager Casey Reeves living happily in his childhood home, naturally they hate each other on sight.

Will's plan is simple: sell his late father's apple farm and return to the city ASAP. But when a collapsed bridge strands him with Casey, "simple" goes out the window—along with Will's carefully maintained emotional distance and, let's be honest, most of his common sense.

Between corporate vultures circling, family secrets, and one very distracting farm manager, Will has a choice to make: stick to the plan that's kept him safe for twenty years, or finally stop running long enough to see just what he's been missing.