They're tempted by secular opportunities—and accepting them may cost them happily ever after.

Rhett Parker finds fulfillment in work—for now. He owns two restaurants, works on the ranch, and believes in the value of the bottom line. He doesn't believe he has time for love—but when he meets her, he's suddenly reconsidering everything.

Caroline Morgan finds satisfaction in her work—for now. She has a great programming job, travels to Seattle frequently, and believes in the value of professional advancement. She doesn't believe she can find love—but when she meets him, she's suddenly unsure.

Both Rhett and Caroline believe in the support love brings, but they fear they cannot bring such support to the other. Can they find what truly matters most and love each other?

Or will they continue to seek fleeting, secular fulfillment at the cost of meaningful, spiritual love?