Honey Dalton can't resist Ira's Castillo's handsome face, and his kind, if somewhat taciturn, manner. She admires his dedication and service to his country, but senses he's hiding something from her. She's determined to ferret out his secrets while concealing her above average intelligence and secret career as a counter terrorism agent for the Canadian government.
For his entire life, Ira believed his father was dead. After a deathbed confession by his mother, he learns that his father is alive and well and raising another family. Seeking answers, he heads to Coyote Creek where he meets a beautiful, but somewhat scatterbrained waitress.
Ira, a total balls-to-the-wall soldier, cannot reconcile himself with Honey's seemingly carefree, purposeless life. Nor can he fight the attraction building between them. If not for her lack of ambition, and his own focus on getting to know the family he didn't know he had, Honey Dalton would be perfect for him.
But they've got more in common than either realizes.
Can they shatter the secrets between them and build a life together, or is the gulf between them too wide to breach?