Attorney Beth Jameson might know her way around the courtroom, but doesn't know a cutting horse from a carousel horse. That doesn't slow her down when her estranged father dies and leaves her his horse ranch just south of Kansas City. True to form, the gift comes with strings attached - she has to be successful in her first year, or she loses her inheritance. All of it. Beau, the handsome ranch foreman, was her father's right hand man, but she must convince him that she's in it for the long haul - that she isn't just some city girl that doesn't respect her father's legacy. She has to learn the business from the ground up, and must learn to trust others - not an easy thing for a woman who was abandoned by her father and then by her ex-fiance. Beth can't believe how quickly the ranch becomes home, and how hard she is willing to work to make it hers . . . and learns that everyone deserves a second chance at happiness."