where the wild things grow

After her father's unexpected passing, Taylor packs up her life and heads to the last place she ever thought she'd call home again-a sprawling farm just outside a small town in eastern Tennessee.

She intends to settle his affairs, fix up the property, and sell it.

Simple.

Except nothing about running a farm is simple.

The fences are falling apart, the tractor has a mind of its own, the chickens seem to have declared war on her, and she's beginning to think the cows can smell fear.

Just when she's convinced she's in over her head, her next-door neighbor steps in.

Travis Kelce has spent his entire life on his family's cattle ranch. He's the kind of man everyone in town knows-the first person people call when a storm rolls through, a fence goes down, or a calf decides to make a run for it.

Helping Taylor was supposed to be a one-time favor.

Instead, it becomes daily lessons on farm life, late nights repairing barns, county fairs, hayrides, porch swings, and quiet conversations beneath endless Tennessee sunsets.

Little by little, the farm begins to feel like home.

And Travis begins to feel like family.

But letting go of the life she planned isn't as easy as planting new roots. As Taylor learns to navigate grief, unexpected love, and the beautiful mess of small-town life, she discovers that sometimes the greatest inheritance isn't the land itself.

It's the people who help you make it home.