When Diane's car breaks down during a snowstorm on an empty highway, she's fearful of the driver of the pickup truck with the confederate flag vanity plate who stops to help. From the moment that Jack sees her warm brown eyes, he knows that his prayers have been answered. Now he just has to convince the beautiful damsel in distress of that too. Diane Clark is an African-American law student with dreams of big city corporate takeovers. Jack Sloan is a generational farmer with a love of country music and the simple life. Can they overcome their differences and her bad impression of their first meeting to find love?

Ever since her parents sudden death, Noli (short for Magnolia) Freeman has been been travelling trying to outrun her grief and avoid getting too close to anyone she may lose. She returns to Indiana to help plan her cousin’s wedding and is immediately attracted to the groom’s best friend Cooper Smith. Too afraid to allow herself to love him, she leaves town soon after her bridesmaid duties are done. Cooper hasn’t believed in love since his father abandoned him and left his mother a heartbroken shadow of herself. He vows never to fall in love and keeps all his ties to women loose. That is until he meets Noli. He thinks that she’ll be another temporary fling but breaks his vow and is rewarded with a broken heart when she leaves as suddenly as his dad did all those years before. As hard as Noli tries, it’s impossible to block the memories of Cooper out of her mind or her heart, especially when there’s a permanent reminder of him growing inside her. Can they get beyond their pasts and realize they’ve found someone to love?

Their marriage is over before it begins. Newlywed Amara’s heart is shattered into dust when her groom destroys her career as a political advisor to advance his own as an investigative journalist. Despite loving him she leaves without a word. Ryan has no choice but to break the news story about Amara’s senator boss on national TV without warning her, but he never gets the chance to explain. Amara is the only woman he’s ever loved. He is determined to make their marriage work. He agrees to dissolve the marriage on the stipulation they live as husband and wife first. It is difficult for Amara to continue to deny her feelings for Ryan when he’s shirtless in the morning handing her a mug of life sustaining coffee. Just as their nearness puts their happily ever after in reach history repeats itself when Ryan discovers a secret about Amara’s new boss. Is their love strong enough to last forever?