dancing magnolias.

Hera Landon has known all along who she's going to be. She's content with her life in the small city three hours from her home town. But it all changes when her boyfriend comes home and says he no longer loves her. When he walks out, she tries to hold on. But holding on is no longer an option as more secrets unfold. Hera's decision? Go home. But she finds that even when back home, sh can't escape the past that easily nor the secrets that come with it.

Ashton Irwin never thought he'd get the call from his former employer. Hell, he never thought he'd hear the names of the Landon sisters again. But when Sam calls him saying her girls are going back to the ranch, he can't help but feel obligated to help them the way Charlie Landon helped his mother when his father walked out on them. His only problem is can he live up to Charlie's example?

Persephone Landon could preach to Hera day in and day out about leaving the city. But it isn't until Hera up and leaves without mentioning it that the youngest follows. But returning home isn't just a new chapter for Hera. Personphone never thought she'd be coming back to their home. The same place so many good and bad memories were made. For Persephone, she's having to face the demons that she thought she buried in the dirt the minute she left for college three years ago.

Calum Hood wasn't one for change. The last thing he needs is to be going back to a place that reminds him of everything he left behind for a reason. And he damn sure doesn't want to have to face the Landon's again. But like Ashton, he feels obligated to go back, bad memories or not. But can he put the past behind him and make up for the mistakes and pain he's made and caused?