Foolish Pride: The Last Best Place For Love

She'd rather sell the ranch than ask him for help—too bad he's the only one standing between her and losing everything.

When Wren Calloway inherits her grandfather's crumbling Montana property, she expects dust, debt, and a fresh start. What she doesn't expect is Nash Holt—her childhood nemesis, her nearest neighbor, and the most infuriating man to ever fill out a pair of worn Wranglers—already waiting at her fence line with unsolicited opinions and an irritating smirk.

Nash has his own reasons to keep his distance from Wren. She's stubborn, sharp-tongued, and has a talent for making him feel seventeen again in all the worst ways. But when a brutal winter threatens both their livelihoods, the two rivals are forced into an uneasy alliance that neither of them asked for and neither can seem to walk away from.

Every argument crackles with something neither will name. Every grudging act of kindness chips away at walls they've spent years building. And somewhere between the frostbitten mornings and the quiet evenings they weren't supposed to share, Wren starts to wonder whether her pride has been protecting her—or simply keeping the best thing she's ever known just out of reach.

Because in Montana, winters are long, land is unforgiving, and love has a way of humbling even the most stubborn hearts.

Some lessons only hurt because they're worth learning.