RH

When twenty-two-year-old Y/N Sinclair returns to Red Creek, Texas, for her estranged father's funeral, she plans to stay just long enough to settle his affairs and head back to her life in Dallas—a life filled with rooftop bars, designer clothes, late nights, and zero responsibilities. Instead, she inherits Sinclair Ranch. Along with a catch. To claim her inheritance, Y/N must live on the ranch and help run it for one full year. If she leaves before then, she loses everything. Unfortunately, there's one person who makes staying nearly impossible. Beau Callahan. The rugged foreman who spent his entire life working Sinclair Ranch believed it would one day be his. After years of sacrifice, loyalty, and treating Y/N's father like family, watching the ranch go to the daughter who disappeared seventeen years ago feels like the ultimate betrayal. Beau sees a spoiled city girl who doesn't belong. Y/N sees an infuriating cowboy who's determined to make her fail. But as endless arguments turn into lingering glances, and quiet Texas sunsets replace crowded city nights, Y/N begins uncovering the truth about the father she thought had abandoned her. The man Beau knew isn't the man she remembers—and with every letter, every story, and every memory she uncovers, the walls around her heart begin to crack. Caught between the life she built in Dallas and the home she never thought she'd return to, Y/N has one year to decide where she truly belongs. She never expected that the hardest part of leaving Texas... might be leaving Beau behind.