It really is true, there is no place like home. As the Vice President of Sales & Marketing for JRH Engineering in New York City, thirty-five year old Rebecca Eastwood has traveled around the world, working side-by-side with her boss and company president. After falling for him, she is devastated to learn he is still married and not divorced as he claimed. Not willing to be ?the other woman?, she takes a leave of absence so she can cope with the situation. She returns to Upstate New York to the safety of her family and begins to heal her broken heart. She rediscovers her love for horseback riding and a high school crush. Single dad, Ben Dupre, is a successful Veterinarian, horse rancher and devoted father to his five-year-old son. When Miss Fancy Pants steps out of her BMW in her high-heels and silk blouse, he knows she's going to be trouble. He is less than thrilled when Rebecca inquires about riding lessons. He might be drawn to her physically, but he has no interest in a relationship after being hurt badly by his ex-wife. He can?t let go of his anger and mistrust of women, but in his heart he is lonely and wants to give his son the mother he longs for. Rebecca has no intention of complicating her life by becoming involved with a cowboy who has a son, even if she was crazy about him in high school. When a series of events keeps throwing the two of them together, their mutual attraction for each other begins to take over until Rebecca's ex-boyfriend darkens Ben's doorstep unwilling to let Becky go. Can they work their way through misunderstandings and overcoming old fears and finally find what their hearts desire most, each other and the life they can have together?

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