Casey Hason, a handsome young man from upstate New York. He looks the part of a rich city boy. Flaming auburn curls, ivory skin, soft hands that have never had to do work in his life. After extensive thought, his parents finally cut him off from their trust fund, figuring they were doing nothing good for him and making his depression worse. With no spare funds, no more cash, Casey is forced to contact his grandparents in Monroe County, Georgia for a place to stay. Jameson Steel is the head ranch-hand on the Hason Ranch. He takes care of all the hard work and makes sure everyone is in line to ensure less stress for Casey's grandfather. He's been there the longest amount of time out of the other hands and even had a daughter on the property before his marriage fell apart. What will Jameson do with a city boy who knows nothing about anything related to work but seems to be able to communicate well with Jameson's daughter?

Tyler Jacobson, heir to the Jacobson empire, has always envied Carter Townsend. He had a better family, better friends, a better empire. So naturally, he hated him and the Townsends just as his father did, or used to. Carter Townsend, from a long line of rich and fabulous, hates how carefree Tyler Jacobson can be. The privilege of being able to get away from his family. Yet, through all the hate they have for each other, they found one agreement. They find each other attractive, ethically, of course. Not even Tyler's abusive boyfriend could get in the way of their agreement.