Cole: If I had my way, Valentine’s Day would be erased from the calendar. A holiday to remind me how alone I am isn’t my idea of a good time, and this year, I’m expecting it to be as awful as always. What I didn’t expect is to find Brant Holloway, my high school crush, passed out on my sofa and his mysterious return to town has me curious and confused all at once. Brant: I swore I’d never move back to my hometown, but after losing my business, that’s exactly where I’ve ended up. Things are looking depressingly bleak until an alcohol-induced lapse in judgment lands me smack-dab in the middle of Cole Schmidt’s living room. And just like that, Nowhere, Wyoming is looking a whole hell of a lot more interesting.

Ryland: I'm going to kill my brother. With less than a month until the Harvest Market on my family farm, he leaves me in the lurch and looking for some last-minute help. But living in a small town doesn't make hiring easy. What I didn't expect was a blast from my past showing up on my doorstep and offering to help. Liam: The nine-to-five grind just isn't for me. Living free and traveling the country is much more my speed, and when the opportunity falls in my lap to help out with a quaint, fall-themed market in Nowhere, Wyoming, I can't believe how lucky I am. But when I realize who owns the farm, things get a lot more interesting.

Men of Nowhere Short. Unlike every other person on the planet, I live for Mondays. Why? Because every Monday, Officer Christian Rowland walks through the door of my flower shop. So what if he’s totally straight? And who cares if he’s there buying flowers for a new woman every week? Details like that can be overlooked. What harm is there in a little fantasy, anyway?