Allie Tate’s world comes crashing down when she finds out that her family has gone bankrupt because of her father’s terrible decisions and she’s going to have to move to Texas with her mother to Riverbird Ranch, which is owned by her mother’s estranged family. She has never met any of her cousins, and as far as she knows and from what her mother tells her, they’re strange people themselves. Leaving her lavish socialite life in Manhattan where she was practically famous, to live in the middle of nowhere in a no-name county with a population of seven thousand seemed daunting, but what she didn’t expect was meeting someone who took knocked the air out of her since the very first meeting. Someone she had never expected to fall for. And if a few months earlier, someone from Manhattan had told her she would be head over heels for someone who wasn’t rich, popular or sheltered, she would have laughed in their face. Christopher Duvall is far from sheltered. He’s lived most of his life building a life for himself which was nowhere near what he wanted. Enter Allie Tate, snob extraordinaire, and born with a silver spoon in her mouth. Allie comes into his life when he least expected meeting someone like her, or even wanted to. But slowly he realized he might have judged her too harshly. Will Chris finally let go of his pride and see Allie how she sees him? Or will he refuse to take the leap of faith, because he’s sure that she would never see him as an equal?
