She’s sunshine in Birkenstocks. He’s a storm cloud in a Stetson. But she’s not going anywhere.

Ellie Silver planned everything: the party, the wedding, the rest of her life with Landry Briggs. The surprise party was her idea. The surprise was all his: he walked in with another woman. Ten years, gone. Now the city girl is headed to her family’s Montana ranch, determined to turn a failing cattle operation into a thriving guest ranch and figure out who Ellie Silver is when she isn’t somebody’s fiancée.

Just one problem: the ranch foreman isn’t interested in change, or in her.

Duke McKenzie has zero patience for city girls. Or smiling, small talk, and the boss’s relentlessly cheerful niece. And he’s definitely not letting strangers tromp around his ranch. He’s the guy who says no, and Ellie has never taken no for an answer.

Duke has exactly one dream left: the land next door, the land his father worked. And he’s not about to let a city girl and her big ideas get in the way.

But the ranch is one bad season from the bank. And the girl who can’t saddle a horse might be the only one stubborn enough to save it.

He calls her “City.” She calls him “True Grit.” He’s sure she’ll be gone by branding season. She’s sure she’s finished with love.

They’re both about to be very, very wrong.

Fresh starts. Wide-open skies. And a grumpy cowboy who never saw her coming.

A sweet, faith-filled cowboy romance for readers who love grumpy-sunshine sparks, fish-out-of-water fun, and a second chance at the life you were meant to live.