Can love bridge the gap? Paleontologist Meg Farrell's real life is twelve hundred miles away from her hometown in the Colorado Rockies. But every time she returns to Bent Fork, she's reminded how much of an outsider she still feels like--her whole family treats her as if she's too fragile for ranch work. But neighboring rancher Joe Hawk sees not only how capable she is but how smart and kind she is, as well. When they rescue an injured dog together, she's reminded of why she fell for him all those years ago...and the danger of repeating old mistakes. Yet Hawk might be the one piece of history Meg can't leave in the past. From Harlequin Heartwarming: Wholesome stories of love, compassion and belonging.
