Seeing a loving family isn’t foreign to Kendrall Henderson. Seeing a toxic one isn’t either. However, through all the ups and downs his family has had, he’s learned how to keep the lines of communication open to avoid drama. Despite most of his family working for Henderson Ranch and Farms, Kendrall chooses to get into cutting horses. He competes with the American Cutting Horse Association and makes a great living doing so. That money just sits and accumulates interest, though, because he has no one to spend it on. Having a woman to love and spoil has become one of his strongest desires, and when he bumps into someone from his past, he doesn’t let the opportunity to rekindle their friendship pass him by. Cassie Daniels knows that life isn’t fair. The two people that raised her, although loving and amazing, aren’t her biological parents. She has gone through life, wondering why the two people she should mean the most to don’t love her. Overcoming that isn’t easy for her, but she does with the help of her friend, Kendrall Henderson. When he shatters her hopes for more of a connection to him during their teenage years, she moves on, leaving him in her past. As fate would have it, she ends up seeing him again… almost twenty years later, and those old feelings resurface. There’s only one problem. She’s engaged. Nearly unbearable situations have Cassie questioning what her life has come to. Her first thought is to lean on her rekindled friendship with Kendrall. However, after a drunken night of pleasure, she knows she has to end things. Kendrall disagrees. He refuses to let go and does his best to convince Cassie to follow her heart. Will Cassie settle for mediocrity in her current relationship, or will she give what could possibly be true love a chance?