For River Connors, taking a position as a nanny on a cotton farm in the middle of nowhere sounded like the best way to heal from her abusive marriage. But her boss, Jackson Roth, came with his own baggage and his own broken heart. On top of that, she had three mistrustful children to look after, yet she could barely look after herself, and it didn't take Jackson long to figure that out.
But healing a broken heart isn't as easy as taking time out. It's about letting someone else in and allowing yourself to care about other people. It's about being true to yourself and trusting that joy can be found if you let it in.
The Roth farm is just what River needed to find. As she grew closer to Jackson and the children and found a network of friends unlike anything she had before, River found her home.
But will she lose the home to the one person who can take it all away from her?
Will Jackson be able to let go of his past to have a future with her, or will he choose what he feels is best for his children?
Would accepting this job heal River's heart, or would it shatter what was already broken?