Reese Dutton is fifteen, angry, and out of second chances. After one too many fights, run-ins with the law, and a sealed file from a juvie court, her parents make a final call: she's going to Montana. Sent to live with her grandfather, John Dutton, on the Yellowstone ranch, Reese is furious - not just at them, but at the world. What no one knows is that beneath the bruises and broken rules, Reese is hiding something darker: an eating disorder that's been eating her alive. She's sharp, sarcastic, and calculated - never vulnerable, never seen. But the Yellowstone doesn't do secrets for long. Between early mornings in the saddle, blunt ranch hands who don't care about her attitude, and a boy named Carter who sees through her walls a little too easily, Reese is about to learn that the real fight isn't with the world - it's with herself. And that maybe - just maybe - there's something worth staying for.
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