Old Habits Die Hard

At twenty-six, Katherine Anderson has everything under control - the dream career, the sleek New York apartment, and the picture-perfect boyfriend who plans everything three months ahead. Her life runs on coffee, calendars, and ambition.

Then she gets proposed to... and everything is perfect - until she discovers she's already married.

Now she needs a divorce. Fast.

The only problem? The husband she forgot she had is Luke Carter - her small-town sweetheart and the one man she swore she'd never see again. Seven years ago, they were nineteen, drunk on cheap champagne and reckless love, when a wild night in a borrowed chapel turned into something legally binding.

Heading back to her dusty Texas hometown to fix the mess, Katherine quickly realizes that nothing there is simple anymore. Her grandparents' jam-and-honey business is on the brink of collapse, her dad's barely holding things together at the Carter Ranch... and Luke? He's more frustratingly charming - and infuriatingly handsome - than ever.

And he's not signing the papers.
Not yet.
He says there's more to fix than just a piece of paper.

Between sticky jam jars, stubborn horses, and the slow unraveling of old feelings, Katherine begins to wonder if some habits - the ones that feel like home - aren't meant to die at all.