Just when he thought he knew everything, love taught him the ultimate lesson

J.T. Guzman still blames Meredith Hart and her father for his brother's death. Bitter and grieving, he left the beloved ranch vowing never to return. Now a successful NYC attorney, he's forced to return home to protect his mother's financial interests when his step-father dies and divides the ranch between J.T.'s mother and Meredith in trust for her son. Seeing Meredith again hurts more than he imagined.

Meredith has loved J.T. for as long as she can remember. As teens, he barely noticed her clumsy, youthful attempts to get his attention, except to wrongly condemn her on flimsy evidence. Now that her father is dead, she's willing to do anything including work alongside him, if it means she can hold on to her son's heritage. Finding forgiveness is a dream she's also not quite willing to abandon.

Drawn back into an emotional entanglement he thought he'd left behind, J.T. discovers that, far from being the enemy, Meredith may become the woman he loves.