Miles Blackthorne has spent years letting people believe he is the charming disaster of the family. The stables know better.
When survey flags appear on the equestrian acreage and a developer tries to force a sale, Miles finally has to prove the land—and he—are worth defending.
The only lawyer sharp enough to beat the deal is Nora Whitfield, the girl Miles humiliated years ago and the woman who trusts him least.
Forced into boundary rides, legal strategy, and old anger that keeps turning hot, Miles and Nora uncover deed records that should have burned in the conservatory fire.
To save the Equestrian Trust, Miles must stop hiding behind his bad reputation—and Nora must decide whether one man can be guilty of his past and still deserve a future.
Not wind nor rain nor dark of night... Miles in charge of the equestrian acreage horses, barns and fields all of it. Someone is trying to steal parts of it. A paper war is about to start. So much was hidden and lost in the conservatory fire.