The only place that Oakleigh Davenport feels close to God is when she's out in the ocean riding the waves on her surfboard, which is ironic because feeling close to God is the family business. Being an influencer, socialite, and daughter of a prominent megachurch pastor is no easy image to uphold. After a reputation destroying mistake, Oakleigh's world comes crashing down as she is forced to forfeit her social status, clout, and trust fund, leaving her to solely rely on the charity of others. Trading her surfboard for a pair of cowboy boots, she is exiled to Callaway Ranch, a little corner of the world that belongs to her Aunt Maeve, the whispered about black sheep of the family. Through it all, she realizes that things aren't always as they seem and that family secrets run deep. As she searches to find her identity apart from everything she's ever known, Oakleigh discovers that her journey at Callaway Ranch comes complete with boundless love and compassion, handsome bull riders, and a soul-filling cup of cowboy coffee.

Since stepping away from her family’s popular megachurch, Oakleigh Davenport has begun to rebuild her life at Callaway Ranch. Her booming social media influence has flooded the sleepy town of White Bridge with crowds and turned the little coffee shop into a destination. Despite the guidance from her Aunt Maeve and her developing relationship with her cute cowboy, fitting into rural life has proven more difficult than expected for the former heiress as she wrestles with figuring out just where she belongs. While navigating the grief after the loss of her husband, Maeve Callaway is facing storms of her own. As her friendship with Dallas deepens, she takes on the pressures of encouraging Oakleigh in her newfound faith, running the ranch, and holding the family together. Through it all, Maeve is pouring from an empty cup. As they navigate the howling winds of change, and the deluge of challenges, will their faith be pressed to the limit? Come what may, there’s certain to be a warm, crackling fireplace and a fresh mug of coffee waiting on the stove at Callaway Ranch.

Harper Davenport found it ironic that her daughter built one church up from the ashes, while single-handedly burning the other to the ground. After spending her life creating an identity in ministry, Harper finds herself alone with no family, friends, or money to fuel her lavish lifestyle. Following a cascade of disasters, she ends up at the last place on earth she wants to be. Amidst the pressures of the ranch business and the excitement of being a newlywed, Maeve is thrown into the middle of family conflict once again. Knowing Oakleigh’s growing faith is being put to the fire, Maeve is forced to navigate how to model love and grace while keeping her boundaries high. When faced with the consequences of her actions, will Harper accept what she can never seem to earn?