This story begins slowly but picks up speed as the action on the set of a reality TV show heats up. Key players are producer Victoria Calhoun, who's harbored a crush on the key star Clint Griffin, a bad boy cowboy fallen on hard times, or so the tabloids would imply. Other important players include his family members including niece, Trish (who may not be), and sister Susie, who insists on being the star though she really isn't and Victoria's assistant (who doesn't) and the cameraman who wants to get it on with Susie, but doesn't.
Frustrated by Victoria's presence, Clint wants her for himself and not just because she intends to show him as a nice guy, even promising to highlight his Horse Therapy ranch for disabled kids. But she doesn't trust that he won't kiss and then leave--just like he did years ago.
How they resolve both the reality TV show in spite of the problems created by Susie, the assistant and the big boss, and their own personal demons provides a satisfying ending to the story.