Coral Canyon™ Cowboys

Tex Young has spent the last two decades traveling around the world with his brothers as part of Country Quad, a successful cowboy boy band. He's stepping back from the band and returning to his roots in Coral Canyon, where the Young brothers all grew up. Their father sold the family ranch several years ago when none of them wanted it, and Tex, along with his son, rolls into town the day before an auction for the land. He wants it. He talks to some of his brothers, and they decide to try to get the ranch back. Abigail Ingalls has other plans for that land, as it borders her small farm, which she's labored on with her disabled brother for the past two decades...after Tex left her in Coral Canyon so he could go live the country-music star life. The land isn't taken care of, and she wants to add it to what she owns and create an oasis out of weeds. Abby and Tex both show up at the auction, and they both want that land. The sparks between them are as hot as they were twenty years ago, but Tex tells himself it's because the uppity town librarian outbid him and bought his family ranch. So, he devises another plan to get the ranch back-and it includes taking his gorgeous former girlfriend to dinner a time or two. Can Tex and Abby build a real, lasting relationship now that they're both back in Coral Canyon for good? Or will Tex's plan to get his family ranch back end up breaking both of their hearts?

Otis Young tried the same dating app that led his younger brother to happily-ever-after. Too bad it didn't work out for him. He returns to Coral Canyon with his brothers as they prepare to record their next album, his heart in shreds and his plans for the future in tatters. All he knows is he needs the support of his family, and they've always welcomed him with open arms. Georgia Beck owns the bookshop in downtown Coral Canyon, and she knows the Young family well. After all, one of her best friends is the librarian, and Abby just married Otis's brother, Tex. When her ex-boyfriend keeps coming round the shop, trying to get her back, she needs a convincing reason for him to leave her alone. That reason is a new boyfriend, and the only person in the shop at the time is Otis Young. He's always keen to help a woman in distress, but he wasn't expecting a fake kiss to spark something very real inside his wounded heart. The more he visits the bookshop-his daughter really loves to read-the more he and Georgia realize how much they have in common. Otis has a lot of healing to do, what with his daughter living with him full-time now and no rose-colored glasses in sight when it comes to finding a soulmate. Can Georgia show Otis that love can heal all wounds and convince the stand-offish cowboy that she won't hurt him?

Morris Young has always felt like the odd man out in the huge Young family. He's one of the youngest brothers, excluded from the band until now, and the only one without a child. His pro-football career lasted a mere three years, and his marriage about the same amount of time. He's been divorced for a few years now, but his feelings for his ex are as strong as ever. So, when he runs into Leighann Drummond, the sparks are immediate and hot. Leigh is in Coral Canyon to help her brother recover from a car accident. She's working at the same place as Morris, but she's managed to avoid him so far. She wants to go out with him and give him her number, but if she does, she'll have to tell him about Eric. His son. The son she never told him about. She just needs more time to order the words properly, that's all. When he sees the three-year-old at a wedding they're both attending, Leigh's time has run out. Morris takes one look at his son and knows. "Is he mine?," he asks. Can Leigh and Morris navigate this new ground between them to get their second chance at true love? Can Morris's dreams of having a family and being included come to fruition? Or will the path along forgiveness and fatherhood be too much for him to handle all at once?

Hes been accused of only dating celebrities. Shes a simple line dance instructor in small town Coral Canyon, with a soft spot for kids...and cowboys. Trace could use some dance lessons to go along with his love lessons... Trace Young is the quiet powerhouse of the Young family. Hes crazy talented with a guitar, and he has a voice as smooth as velvet. After his sons mother abandoned him, hes raising Harry alone, determined to be the boys champion at all costs. He meets Everly Avery through a dating app, and shes the first woman whos sparked anything inside Traces heart in years. After their near-perfect first date, he cant wait to see her again. Everly Avery is new in town, trying to establish her dance studio and help her older brother get his catering business off the ground in small-town Coral Canyon, all while keeping an eye on her younger brother as he goes off to college for the first time. Shes also Traces complete opposite. Hes tall and quiet, and shes petite and bubbly. They get along like magic, though, and shes surprised he tells her he cant see her again after what she thought was a great date. Itwasa great date, but Harry insists that Trace go out anyone but her. The teen takes dance lessons from her, as do the majority of his friends, and they all tease him about his dad dating Everly. He has a hard enough time fitting in because of Traces country music star status, and he begs his dad to find someone else. So thats that. Except Trace cant stop thinking about Everly. So they come up with a plan. Theyll simply keep their relationship a secret. Trace is happier than ever in his love life, but miserable at home with his son. Can the three of them find a way to become a family? Or will they each lose everything when the truth comes out?

He's dark as night, a single dad, and a retired bull riding champion. With all his money, his rugged good looks, and his ability to say all the right things, Faith has no chance against Blaze Young's charms. But shes his complete opposite, and she just doesn't see how they can be together... ...so she ends things with him. But Faith Cromwell can't seem to stay away from Blaze. Rather, they keep getting put together by fate, God, or just plain bad luck. She's not sure which. As the owner of Hole in One, a struggling doughnut dessert truck, Faith feels married to her business. And she's minding that business the day of a charity food truck rally, which Blaze shows up to. Blaze Young doesn't know why the pretty redhead thinks the way she does. Of course, he's never been one to try to figure out women all that much. He's focused on being a single dad, a back surgery survivor, and rekindling his faith. Oh, and his enormous family keeps him enveloped in drama all the time. But Faith - he'd really like to figure out how to keep her in his life too. He is at the charity rally, but not of his own choice. If he'd have known that's where his ex-in-laws were going for their Thanksgiving desserts, he'd have begged out of the visit. But he's here now, and they're taking donations at the door. Fine. He has billions in the bank and he quickly scribbles out a check. He has no idea that the Lord has once again orchestrated it just-so for him to come face-to-face with the lovely Faith Cromwell...and for her to win part of his donation. Can Faith and Blaze get on the same page? Or will this third try at a relationship also end in heartache for both of them?

He's a father's rights advocate lawyer with a sweet little girl. She's fighting for her own daughter. Can Gabe and Hilde find happily-ever-after when they're at such odds with one another? Gabe Young is splitting his time between Jackson Hole and Coral Canyon, where he's opened up a second branch of his family law firm. He's always been resistant to coming home, though all of his brothers now live in the small town where they all grew up. He likes the hour-long buffer, to be honest. But only between him and his big, loud family. Not between him and Hilde O'Dell. He's passed her ex's case to his partner and asked her out a few times now, but they've never been able to get their schedules to align. Then, one day, they do. Hilde is charmed by the tall, dark, single dad who knows how to be both a mother and a father. She's doing her best running her popular furniture store and raising her fourteen-year-old daughter alone. Always alone. And she's so tired of being alone. But Gabe is 12 years younger than her, and she's just not sure she's ready for an age gap quite so big... He is charming and sparks are flying, so she sets the bar for their first kiss really high, expecting him to fail spectacularly. But when he passes with flying colors - that isseriouslythe best kiss of her life - Hilde has to face facts: She's falling for the cowboy lawyer, even when there's so much more than just her heart at risk.Can Hilde and Gabe figure out the distance between them and overcome it to find a happily-ever-after together?

He's hung up his championship rodeo belts in favor of being a father to his two children. She's his high school sweetheart...and the woman he stood up last summer. Can Jem make amends in order to have a second chance with Sunny? Jem Young is still healing from his vices, but he's determined to dedicate everything he has to his two kids. He's ready to move forward on his own, and he's got the house and responsibilities to prove it. But yes, he's still lonely, and one morning, he texts his only single brother with a dating pact: They each need a date before the family luncheon in a few days. Jem knows who he wants to askthe same woman he asked out last summer: Sunny Samuelson. He dated her in high school too, and now that she's moved back to small-town Coral Canyon, he can't think about anyone else. Too bad he went on tour and forgot to cancel with her. He had a lot going on at the time, in his defense, but she hasn't spoken to him since. But when Sunny's father is the one who opens the door at the pancake house and causes Jem to fall and break his wrist, the nurse inside her roars to life. Her feelings for the hot rodeo cowboy haven't changed; they've just been dormant. But now that he's back in her life, Sunny's not sure how long she can resist him. He's always been charming and charismatic, and she's definitely ready for some excitement in her life. Can Sunny somehow rope this cowboy's heart? Or will his large family and their needs leave her standing out in the cold?

He swore off women when his ex told him he might not be their daughter's father. But a paternity test confirmed he is, and Luke Young has dedicated his life to Corrine and his brothers' band. There hasn't been time for a girlfriend anyway. He's tried here and there, and the women in small-town Coral Canyon are certainly interested in him. But he's been thinking about his massage therapist for a while now... Sterling Boyd struck out on her own last year, right when Luke asks her to go on tour with him. So she says no, and they begin a delicate dance around their feelings for one another. She's desperate to prove to the haters at her former spa that she's capable, that she's worthy, that she's visible. The problem is, no one has ever seen her before. Until Luke. He can't get her out of his head, and when she shows up at the Young Family New Year's Eve party, the whole night takes a turn for the better. And when his parents play their silly kissing song, Sterling is the blonde bombshell right in front of him. She's panicking, because she's just told Luke's nephew that they're dating, so he won't set Luke up with a friend of his. And when that song plays...Sterling tips up and kisses Luke right on the mouth. Now that real feelings are out, the sparks between Luke and Sterling are hotter than ever. Will Luke's status as a single dad and local celebrity put too much strain on their new relationship? Or will they find that taking a risk on each other is worth it to find belonging and true love?