Breaking up with her boyfriend and quitting her job in the same day. What else could go wrong for Lauren? Lauren Burke realizes her life is nothing like she'd planned and she decides to do something about it. When she heads home to Coldwater Creek in a blizzard, she ends up sliding off into the fence and blacks out. But when she wakes up, she finds she's been rescued by her longtime teenage crush, Walker McBride. Walker has kept his heart locked since his ex-girlfriend ditched him for one of his bull riding competitors the year before. After putting all of his energy into restoring the old lodge in his hometown, he's almost ready to accept guests. But when Lauren comes into his life, he quickly figures out that he's been more lonely than he cares to admit. His feelings grow as they're stuck together for several days because of the storm but will he be able to get over what's happened to him in the past?

He’s the high school football coach, she’s the new English teacher, and a past that stands between them. After returning to Coldwater Creek, Natalie Lynch is looking forward to teaching English and allowing her heart to mend. A painful divorce and the loss of her beloved grandma has left her reeling and wondering if she’ll ever be able to move on—until she meets Easton McBride—her father’s sworn enemy. Easton McBride suffered a career ending injury, taking his dreams of going pro and any thoughts of love with it. He’s resigned himself to coaching at his alma mater and working at his family’s ranch. It’s not until he’s forced to work with the new English teacher that he realizes he may have settled too quickly. Now they’re working to put together a Christmas ball, and perhaps, finding hope that the past doesn’t have to decide the future.

He’s a dairy farmer, she’s a travel blogger, and the vacation that brings them together. Preston Burke had to give up the rodeo after his father had a stroke, and now he’s set to take over the family dairy farm. But he’d rather be traveling the world rather than setting his schedule by the morning and nighttime milkings. When a new girl takes over managing the lodge for a couple weeks, the stories of her travels make him restless. But what hurts most is that he might be falling for someone who could be gone any day. After Ashley Morgan’s relationship blows up on her, she escapes to a small town in Wyoming, hoping that running for a bit will help her sort out her disheveled life. As she spends time getting to know Preston, she realizes how much she wants a real relationship. But settling down in Coldwater Creek would mean giving up her popular business. Or would it?

A CEO, a newbie event planner, and the Wakefield Christmas gala. It was supposed to be all business. Dustin Wakefield came back to Coldwater Creek at the urging of his grandmother. Too bad she also wants him to hire someone to plan the Christmas gala. He thought he could focus on work once that was done, but he finds hanging out with Kassidy more relaxing than studying the business reports. Kassidy McBride needs a new career now that she torched the one at the bank. She's always loved planning parties, but is that enough to sustain a lifestyle, even a modest one, in a small town? When she gets the job to decorate the Wakefield Mansion, she tells herself she won't fall in love with her boss, the guy she crushed on as a teenager. Easier said than done. When he keeps volunteering to help out, she realizes there is so much more to him than what the tabloids say. Two hearts. One party. And the sleigh ride to tie it all together.

Trails aren't always smooth. Neither is life. Brooke White has been struggling to keep her late husband’s ATV rental business afloat for the past year. And now she's blindsided to find out on what would've been his twenty-fifth birthday that he was to receive an inheritance from his late grandfather. But his terms cause her to pause as she'll get the money only if she enters into a year-long marriage to receive it. Adam Burke spends his time working on his family’s dairy farm and fixing up the farm equipment throughout the valley. Any extra time he has goes to fixing the ATVs Brooke—his best friend’s widow—rents out. When she mentions the conditions of her husband’s will, Adam is more than willing to help, especially since he blames himself for the accident. Will a marriage of convenience lead them to forgiveness and happily-ever-after, or will they let the past destroy any chance of a future together?