Ruby Robbins has exactly six rules. The first one, no dating, no distractions. Second, no hoping and praying, just long hours and hard work. She has her entire career trajectory mapped out and a point to prove to her Manhattan family. But when her boss throws her a curve ball and an assignment in who knows where Montana, she grits her teeth and gets on with the job. There's only one problem, her new client is an old-fashioned woman set in her ways, who believes a woman Ruby's age should be married with kids. And when she assumes her new event planner is married, Ruby can't bring herself to correct her. But how the hell is she supposed to find a fake husband out in hicksville?
Reed Rawlins is the youngest of four brothers, and the one nobody takes seriously. The ladies man as his oldest brother Hudson calls him. Direction or focus is something he's never had. Unless you count his love for his truck . . . And when Harry hands him millions in ranch and machinery, and most of all high expectations, he is backed into a corner. One he has no idea how to break free from without letting down the entire family. Not without giving up a secret he has held close to his chest his whole life. Harry's plans for him and the ranch are many, and the thought of disappointing his Ma . . . devastating.
