New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Julia London launches a triumphant, emotional, heartwarming story about finding love, family and house.Madeline Pruett has made up for a depressed childhood and being raised by an irresponsible single mom by developing a solitary globe where timetables and highlighters are crucial for the predictability she craves. But Madeline can be shocked out of her thoroughly constructed life by word a dad she never knew has passed away and still left her an inheritance about Homecoming Ranch and, surprisingly, two unfamiliar sisters. Madeline hopes that she can take a flight to Colorado, meet her sisters, discover her inheritance, and return to Orlando in just a few days to close the biggest deal of her budding property career and make contact with what she understands greatest: a tranquil life.For years, Luke Kendrick has juggled college and career and rescuing his family from illness, loss of life and financial crisis. But he hasn’t lost view of his goals: building and offering his own wish homes. Just when it seems that dream might finally materialize, Luke is called house to Pine River, Colorado to reclaim the ranch his dad lost within a gentlemen’s contract. He is not surprised-Luke’s family understands he will place his lifestyle on hold to recovery them…again. But Luke is usually surprised by an attractive yet uptight button-up woman in impractical sneakers who thinks his ranch now belongs to her.Madeline isn’t sure how to put order to a sprawling, rundown ranch, not to mention a pair of sisters who all are nothing like what she imagined or hoped these to be. The only thing she’s sure of is normally that careful preparing is normally useless in a location where roads possess names like Occasionally Pass and males as ruggedly good-looking as Luke Kendrick behave so unpredictably.As Luke and Madeline go toe to feet over the future of the ranch, sparks travel as hot and fiery as their kisses. Madeline feels she’s the expert, but it’s Luke who teaches her a thing or two-about wearing down walls, finding home, and the real meaning of family members.