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Heather Parr, professional barrel racer and owner of the Double P Bar ranch, is competing at the Barrel Horse Racing finals. Disaster strikes while she's there, putting Heather in immediate danger. Someone doesn't want her competing this year, and will go to deadly lengths to make sure she's stopped. With the help of best friend Amy and high school crush, Declan, Heather sets out to find the person responsible. Over the weekend, sparks fly between Declan and Heather, but when the evidence points back to him, will it destroy their new relationship, or will his name be cleared?

Big city GP Matt Hale is happy with everything in his new home of Strawberry Falls, except his single status. When hometown girl Jory McLaren blows in on a storm, he’s smitten. But Jory isn’t home for romance. She isn’t home for longer than she has to be. Baker extraordinaire Marjorie McLaren is back in town because Strawberry Falls is where everyone comes back to when they’ve hit rock bottom.

Heather and Declan are finally going to tie the knot. But problems keep cropping up at the ranch and delaying the wedding. Heather is finally face-to-face with the man behind all these problems, but will she survive the encounter?

Life is stressful enough for the hardworking single mom when she gets unexpectedly fired from her job. Right before Christmas. But her sister is there to cheer her up, with the gift of a vacation to Jamaica, to take her mind off all the stress. Enter Derek - tall, dark, handsome, and everything Cathy needs to refresh her weary spirits, and have some fun for the first time in forever. But Derek is not all that he seems. A businessman with an overbearing father, he ropes Cathy into a fake fiancée agreement that promises to end her financial troubles.

I still suffer the sting of rejection. Now I’m forced to work with the man who jilted me when we were college students. I refuse to let him break my heart again. I’ve worked hard to maintain my distance during the production of my home renovation show, and now he’s working in my parents’ mansion, looking too good to hate. We agreed on a truce to bury our painful past. Though I tentatively accept the handsome contractor’s sincere offer of friendship, I fear my demanding family’s unrealistic expectations may mean our fragile reunion will succumb to outside pressures.