His military career has ended. She’s just starting as a therapist. Can they overcome their differences for a chance at love? The military career Riley Scott started at age seventeen is over. All he ever wanted to do was be in the army. But his last mission put him over the edge. After being charged with disorderly conduct, the judge ordered him to get equine therapy. The thing is, Riley doesn’t believe in therapy. He’s fine. Everything is fine. Grace Callahan has a bad case of imposter syndrome. Sure, she knows a ton about horses from growing up on the ranch, but she’s new in her therapist role at the Equine Therapy Center. Will her clients even listen to her? She’ll be working with military veterans, probably her dad’s age, so maybe at least they’ll show some respect. When Grace meets her first client, she’s shocked to discover that he’s only ten years older than her. She’s also shocked at the disrespect, gruffness and negativity from him. How is she ever going to help this handsome soldier? When Riley meets his therapist, he’s surprised at how young and pretty the cowgirl is. Maybe working with Grace and the horses won’t be so bad. But he’s still not talking. Can Grace break through Riley’s tough shell? Or will he lose out on his chance at love and happiness?