Elizabeth Davenport is a city girl in high heels, totally unprepared for the mud of Montana.
When she inherits her grandfather's dilapidated property, she is determined to make it work, even if her neighbor, Wayne Brody, thinks she is nothing but a "bratty" inconvenience.
Wayne is a rugged, solitary rancher who wants nothing to do with the chaos Elizabeth brings to his quiet life. He believes fences are meant to keep people out, especially women who don't know a heifer from a hay bale.
But when a massive storm traps them together in a root cellar, the friction between them turns into a spark that threatens to burn hotter than a wildfire. As they battle the elements and Elizabeth's wealthy father tries to buy Wayne off, the two must decide if their worlds can truly merge. Can a city girl put down roots in the wild, or will the rancher's heart remain fenced off forever?
