High Country Homestead
Growing up, Spencer Major thought being a cowboy required a wandering spirit and a restless soul. But after returning home to help his beloved grandmother manage her horse ranch and bed and breakfast, he’s finally changing that tune, starting with planting some deep roots in the Snowdrift Summit soil.
As the construction of his dream home nears completion, Spencer realizes something is missing. While the structure might be solid, it still feels like an empty shell without the warmth of someone special—someone who can bring beauty to his rugged retreat.
For young widow Trinity Tillman, new beginnings aren’t always choices. She had her life mapped out, and then tragedy redirected its course. When she enrolls her two children in horseback riding lessons at the local ranch, it’s a way to introduce them to the healing power of nature. But as she gets to know Spencer, the trainer, she discovers a connection that goes beyond the stables. And when he comments on the floral arrangements she supplies the B&B weekly, she takes it as an opportunity to let her creativity bloom.
Helping Spencer decorate the homestead is just the outlet she needs to breathe life both into his house and her own healing heart. But when a local magazine reaches out to do a feature on Spencer and Trinity’s collaboration, Trinity wonders if she’s ready for the publicity. She’s heard whisperings around town and doesn’t want the unwelcome scrutiny jeopardizing their growing connection.
Can Spencer and Trinity let love grow in the face of small-town gossip? Or will uncertainties and external pressures threaten the life they’re trying to build together?
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