After her friends at the 2 Hearts Rescue allowed her to stay with them after a bad breakup, acclaimed wildlife photographer, Erika Alberts, eagerly went to the Crazy Mountains in Montana to photograph wild horses for their fundraising calendar. It doesn’t hurt that the last time she was there, she spent a week in the arms of Logan Ryder, a sexy Airman who made all her fantasies come true. This visit isn’t adorable foals and beautiful sunrises, because her camp has been sabotaged and things just aren’t adding up. She’s afraid her ex is back and he’ll stop her work at any cost. Logan “Mustang” Ryder knows Erika won’t be happy if she learns her friends hired him to keep an eye on her. He’s the perfect member of Brotherhood Protectors to take the job. Not only is he a former ParaRescue with the Air Force Special Ops, but their motto “That Others May Live” is more than a duty, it’s a way of life. He remembered Erika from a hot week they’d spent while he’d been on leave a few years ago, and he’s wanted her ever since. It’s his job to keep her safe from a crazy ex-boyfriend and to convince her that he’s ready to settle down—with her.

Trisha was excited that her boyfriend wanted to learn how to ride horses and share in her sport. When he fell off a month before regionals, everything changed. Now, Trisha needs to decide if she's okay pursuing her equestrian passion solo, and let her work at 2 Hearts Rescue South be fulfilling, or if she needs a partner who loves riding as much as she does. Jacob thought they were doing okay, each pursuing their own sport. He's a gymnast, one with an Olympic hope. But once he gets a taste of riding, he knows he wants more. The question is to balance his professional aspirations with his personal one, and make sure that Trisha knows, she's the woman he wants—forever. No training required.

Erin at 2 Hearts Rescue helped her friend Avery "hook up" with Tanner to have him haul her new horse back from the mustang adoption event. She's not in the market for a relationship, especially not with a cowboy, but when he comes back to check on the horse, she starts to change her mind. Tanner didn't mind helping out a friend of a friend, but as soon as he meets Avery, he suddenly wants more than friendship. That she adopted a spitfire mustang colt she's going to need help with, didn't hurt, and when he is in the right place at the right time to save them both, he truly does come to her rescue. But once the danger's past, will she still want a cowboy in her life?