"The Year was 1857, and it was an unusually hot fall day in the little town of Callieburg, Texas. With a population of 307 people, Callieburg was the smallest town on this side of Texas. Despite the unseasonable heat, there were young children running up and down the dirt roads. Women were gossiping, sitting in rocking chairs in front of Jackson's General Store, drinking sweet tea. There were the occasional families riding in wagons, were just passing through, perhaps going to a town further west." Callieburg is a pretty typical Western town, but, just like most towns in the 1800s, it has it's own share of dangers. Sonny and Jeweldean McAurthur enjoy their ranch life on their 2,600 acres. With a growing family, Sonny works nearly twenty fours hours a day, seven days a week, just so his family can get by. However, when Sonny is involved in a freak accident, he is captured by some nasty bandits, and sees the bad, dangerous side of Callieburg. The trek for Sonny to find his way back home to his beloved family will not be easy. With God on his side, will Sonny be able find his way home, or will the journey back be too treacherous?

Reagan Renne Walker left the tiny town that she grew up in in Wyoming five years ago to fulfill her dream of opening an equine therapy ranch in Montana & to start a new life. Reagan's parents died when she was just seven years old. Mallory, Reagan's older sister, was still too young to care for both herself and her sister. As a result, Reagan and Mallory were forced to live with their grandparents. Mamaw and Papaw Walker sent both girls through school and college. Reagan never imagined leaving Wyoming. However, after her unexpected relationship with Swayde, her childhood best friend, and love of her life, took a turn for the worst, all Reagan could think about was that she couldn't get out of Wyoming fast enough. Swayde is your typical, rugged cowboy. His smile was enough to melt any girls heart, his eyes made it seem like the sun was always shining, even in the worst storm, his square jaw line accented his dark beard, his body thick with muscles. His physical features and build were intimidating at times, and didn't always match his laid back, easy going, gentlemanly personality. Swayde never thought he would fall for feisty Reagan, and even more so, Reagan never thought that she would fall for him. They end up in this unexpected whirlwind relationship, and everything is hunky dory until Reagan finds out a secret from Swayde's past that would forever change the way she looked at him; a secret he kept from her for over ten years. Confiding in her grandma, Reagan finds out that her grandparents knew the secret all along too. How could the people she thought loved her hurt her so bad and keep this big of a secret from her for so long? When tragedy strikes back in Wyoming, Reagan is forced to move back to the town she swore she would never step boot in again, thus leaving her new life in Montana behind. Through God, can Reagan find a way to forgive the people who hurt her, or will she forever consider Alpine Ridge "Heartbreak Town?"

Lacey Anne Ferry grew up on a cattle ranch in Montana where riding horses was an everyday part of her life. She loved the horses, cattle, and the hard work that came with living on a working ranch. In the little free time that she had, Lacey rodeoed. When she wasn't running barrels, she was roping; when she wasn't roping, she was pole bending; when she wasn't pole bending, she was cutting...the list went on. Lacey Ferry was the one cowgirl that everyone wanted to beat. She was phenomenal at every rodeo event that she competed in. Everything that was familiar to Lacey came crashing down around her when a freak barrel racing accident left her paralyzed from the waist down...and terrified of horses. Two things that she never thought she'd be. Instead of being outside almost 24/7 like she was before her accident, Lacey now refuses to leave the house. The doctors say that Lacey will never be able to walk, rodeo, or even ride a horse ever again. New ranch hand, Chet Slade Reid, "Slade," sets out to show Lacey that that stuff doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. Can Slade help Lacey to get her confidence and love for horses back, or will her accident have left her too scarred to "get back on the horse" and "cowgirl up"? Slade was hired as a ranch hand, but as he sets out to help Lacey get the courage to ride again, he finds himself attracted to her. Despite his growing affection for her, Slade's dark past keeps him from telling Lacey his true feelings for her. Lacey sets aside her own insecurities to comfort Slade when a person from his past resurfaces. With God's help, will Slade and Lacey be able to live in the present but look forward to the future, or will they stay paralyzed in the past?

Misty McAdams is the only female hand on the McAdams' ranch, but she works just as hard as any of the cowboys. For many generations, her family has rescued and trained wild mustangs, then giving them to great homes. The annual round-up has always been Misty's favorite week of the year, so much so that she has always dreamed of having her own mustang rescue ranch in Montana one day. But there is one thing, one cowboy, that is, that has put a halt on her plans. With electric blue eyes and a 5 o'clock shadow for a beard, handsome Clay Montgomery was like a dream. Especially to Misty McAdams. As one of the youngest hired hands, 22 year old Clay seemed perfect for Misty...as least in her mind. After making a fool of herself to Clay at breakfast the morning of the roundup, Misty was too embarrassed to even look at Clay under any circumstances. Despite her plans to never talk to Clay again, Misty's dad still paired the two up to ride together on the roundup. Because of that morning, Misty knew that any hope that she had of even just being friends with Clay flew out the window that day, or so she thought... Will the two be able to set aside all their awkward and embarrassing encounters during the roundup enough for Clay to notice Misty as more than just his bosses daughter, or will the only chance Misty will ever get with Clay is in her dreams?

Maleena Lackely is just an ordinary girl. She loves Jesus, Cowboys, Trucks, and Horses. If there was anything that she didn't like, it was change. Due to job changes, Maleena's family is forced to move to a new town, leaving behind 17 years of memories. At first, Maleena has a hard time fitting in, but finally finds solace in a local rodeo club. Here, she meets Cody McClain, a bronc rider that is every cowgirl's dream. After a long bout of denial of feelings, Maleena and Cody finally agree to go on a date together, and there are instant fireworks. This being the first serious relationship for both of them, boundaries are difficult to establish. How far is too far when you truly love someone? Will Maleena and Cody realize the true meaning of "true love waits" and have a relationship that is pleasing to God, or will one mistake break them apart, leaving the two heartbroken and living with the consequences?