Her career needs a hit. He’s the only one who can write it. Too bad helping her means facing the industry that burned him.

Briar Nash has spent her whole life trying to be more than Harmon Nash’s daughter. Now her record label has handed her one last chance: a hit-worthy album by July, or she’s done. With the songs drying up and the panic attacks closing in, she runs to her family’s Montana ranch, the only place she’s ever been able to breathe. She’s determined to write the album that saves her career and prove she earned her spot on the stage.

Just one problem: the songwriter she needs is the cowboy who cut her out of his life two years ago.

Austin Silver has had enough of the spotlight, the tabloids, and the bride who left him at the altar and walked off with his song. All he wants now is to keep his family’s ranch alive through the drought and maybe, someday, hear one of his songs sung by a country legend.

So Briar makes him an offer he can’t refuse. If he writes with her, she’ll put his songs in front of the king of country music: her daddy.

One summer. A handful of songs. Strictly friends.

Except she’s loved him since she was fourteen. And he’s sworn he’ll never love anyone again.

Some songs are meant to be sung together.

A sweet, faith-filled cowboy romance for readers who love friends-to-more sparks, secret crushes, second chances, and the songs that bring us home.