Karen Rock

Old wounds run deep... Only the truth can heal them.

Rancher Cole Loveland has no interest in dredging up the past, but his ex-fiancée, Katlynn Brennon, has other plans. To save her struggling TV show, she's come back to Colorado to investigate the infamous Cade-Loveland feud. Trusting Katlynn again isn't easy - she's already chosen her career over Cole once. But he's beginning to realise that true love, like legends, never dies.

He's forgotten how to be a daddy...but he'll learn for his Montana twins!

Globetrotting journalist Cassidy Fulton is back in Carbondale, Colorado. Only she can't remember why - or the accident that killed her estranged sister. Helping her piece together this mystery is her brother-in-law and former fiance Daryl Loveland. Overcoming their grief seems impossible. Yet one thing is clear, Cassidy can't imagine her life without Daryl or her adorable niece and nephew. But can the ranch ever really be her home?

He’s not the only one who needs saving…But maybe they can save each other?

Dark, brooding, dangerous…and possibly suicidal. Renegade rancher Justin Cade was exactly the kind of man former army chaplain Brielle Thompson needed to avoid after escaping the horrors of Afghanistan with an honorable discharge — and PTSD. The whole point of moving to the remote Rocky Mountains of Colorado was to leave the darkness behind, not fall back into it. But falling she is…

Doesn’t he get that she’s blind?

Barrel racer Amberley James wants to join the premier rodeo circuit more than anything, but she faces the ultimate hurdle when she loses her eyesight to a rare genetic condition. All she’d ever wanted seems out of reach. Giving up is the only option…until her best friend and local hero Jared Cade steps in. The last thing she wants is Jared’s help. But his persistence at encouraging her to get back in the saddle is ridiculously annoying. And undeniably inspiring…

He'd always managed to best her… 

Jodi Chapman will do whatever it takes to get top care for her autistic son. If that means going home and convincing local farmers to sell their land, so be it. Even if her biggest opponent, childhood rival Daniel Gleason, is equally determined to convince farmers to buy into his co-op plan. And he's not playing fair. 

Facing off against Daniel is the last thing Jodi wants. The attraction that's always fueled their competitiveness is as strong as ever and just as distracting. But with both their futures on the line, and years of distrust between them, how can they ever be on the same side?