See It Through: A Small Town, Brother's Best Friend Romance (The Kelly Ranch)

When Remington Town walked out of Sugar Brush, Wyoming thirteen years ago without a single glance back, he took a piece of the heroine's heart with him — not that she'd ever admit it now.

Remi was her older brother's best friend, practically family, until the day he turned eighteen and disappeared without a word. So when he strolls back into town to settle his late father's estate, ready to sell the old farmhouse and vanish again, she's prepared to feel absolutely nothing. What she isn't prepared for is finding out that farmhouse is now half hers.

She expects him to take the hint and leave. Instead, he stays — calm, unhurried, and infuriatingly hard to hate — haunting the property where she runs her farrier business and dismantling her carefully constructed resentment with nothing more than patience and a slow, devastating smile. No matter what she throws at him, and yes, that's sometimes literal, Remi refuses to be rattled.

This rugged western romance crackles with push-pull tension, layered history, and the slow burn of two people circling a truth neither wants to say first. Set against the wide-open backdrop of small-town Wyoming ranch life, *See It Through* delivers all the emotional complexity of the brother's best friend trope alongside a slow-simmering mystery that keeps the stakes razor sharp.

He came back to settle his father's estate. The real question is whether he's finally ready to settle down.