From fake vows to real the land isn't the only thing worth fighting for. Chase Harrison, a blunt and often abrasive U.S. veteran, finds solace at a ranch for vets but never stays long enough to put down roots. When he inherits land in western Canada from his uncle, Chase plans to sell it quickly. Amara Welch is furious; the land should have gone to her family. Determined to reclaim it, she confronts Chase, only to be drawn to the rugged newcomer. As Chase falls for both the land and Amara, he decides to stay, making him the town's most eligible bachelor—a role he doesn't want. Desperate for peace, he proposes a deal to marry him to keep the eager singles away, and he'll give her a portion of the land. Navigating their fake relationship, real feelings emerge. Chase must confront his past and decide if he can put down roots, while Amara must choose between her family’s legacy and a future with the man who’s stolen her heart.