When Maverick was just a baby, he was found by Rip Wheeler who brought him back to the ranch. Now years later, the Dutton ranch has their hands full with the rowdy teenager.

When Lloyd Pierce's five-year-old granddaughter Harper is left on the steps of the Yellowstone, he finds himself facing a world he never thought he'd know-raising a child. Bruised, wary, and nearly silent, Harper carries the weight of neglect and fear. But on the ranch, among horses and cowboys, she begins to find her voice. With Beth's sharp protection, Rip's quiet watch, and John's steady hand, Harper slowly carves out a place in a rough world. And Lloyd-an old cowboy who never thought he'd have a legacy-realizes that sometimes, family comes when you least expect it. Grit, family, loyalty, and second chances-the Yellowstone way.

Seven-year-old Ivy was never meant to carry the kind of pain she does. Brutalized, broken, and left with more scars than words, she's found in a ditch and brought back to the Dutton Ranch-a place already familiar with blood and revenge. But this time, it's different. This time, it's a child. Rip holds her like she's made of glass. Beth guards her like a wildfire. Lloyd becomes her constant. And Walker? He sings the pieces of her back together. As Ivy slowly begins to heal-nightmares, silence, and all-the bunkhouse becomes her family, and the ranch becomes the one place where her past can't chase her forever. But scars don't vanish overnight, and neither do enemies. And Ivy? She's not done fighting. This is a story about the power of found family, healing through hurt, and the kind of strength no child should have to learn.