Former Navy SEAL Logan McKaslin isn't planning on a lengthy stay. He's come home to Bluebell, Montana, where he grew up, to check on his grandmother, help her if she needs it, and then he's gone back to Seattle and the life he's building there. What he doesn't plan on is being greeted by Gram's nosy neighbor—and charmed all the way down to his toes. Veterinarian Adaline Wagner might be wowed by Logan's good looks and impressed by his integrity, but she's not looking for a man. She'd had enough disastrous relationships to figure out she does much better on her own. So why does she find herself laughing with him, thinking about him, riding horses with him? She's not about to take her defenses down and let him in. Every time she's risked caring for a man it's been a disaster. Total doom. So why is she hoping—just hoping—he's feeling this way too?

Bailey Reed is supposed to be closing up the bakery and heading home when the wi-fi thief, otherwise known as Flynn McKaslin, knocks on the door. That man is pure trouble (not to mention pure handsomeness) and she ought to kick him to the curb, send him packing and keep her heart guarded against him. But when he comes to her rescue over and over again, the dashing charmer starts looking more like a knight in shining armor. Flynn McKaslin is a terminal bachelor, always keeping it casual, so why is he drawn to Bailey? One by one, he uncovers her secrets and gets to know the real woman, who simply captures his heart. He's just visiting for the holiday—but will he stay for love?

Faith McConnell is a little bit captivated by handsome Gus McKaslin. She can admit it. Just because he's fun and makes her heart skip a beat, that is no good reason to let her defenses down. He is a carefree type and not looking for commitment. And she won't have it any other way. Gus McKaslin doesn't do commitment, it's true. He might enjoy spending time with the lovely veterinarian, but he is not gonna fall for her. Faith McConnell isn't about to rope him in. No way, no how. On his word of honor. But if he isn't careful, he just might break that vow.

Mia Stanton, real estate agent extraordinaire, is thrilled to have Conner McKaslin for a client. Really. Her secret high school crush on him is completely and totally over—and she's smart enough not to fall for him a second time. Conner is the wrong man for her. Just look at the way he scowls. Conner McKaslin is happy with the way his life is, thankyouverymuch. He's committed to his job, his life is problem free, and he's buying some Bluebell real estate because he has a good eye for investments. Too bad pretty and way too cheerful Mia Stanton is catching his eye. Surely he can resist her—right?