Home for the Holidays in Huntsville

She swore she'd never come home. Then her mama RSVP'd her to the one party she couldn't skip.

Chicago TV columnist Winslie Pruitt has a book deal, a doorman, and a strict plan for Christmas in Huntsville, Arkansas: eat her mama's cooking, avoid everybody, and fly back out before anyone asks why she left. Especially Asher Harlan, the cowboy she walked out on three years ago.

That plan lasts about eleven minutes.

By the time a rigged drawing at Miss Opal's Christmas party ties Winslie's ankle to Asher's for a three-legged race (and lands them both face-first in a cow pasture), half of Madison County is in on it. Between ugly sweater trivia, a viral rooster named Kevin, a runaway heifer, and a whole town full of secrets nobody talks about, Winslie starts to wonder if the life she left behind is the one she's been missing all along.

But Asher's family farm is in trouble, Winslie's producer smells a story, and Christmas is running out. If they get a second chance, it might take a cowboy, a big city, and one very large pickup truck to figure out where home really is.

A sweet, laugh-out-loud small-town holiday romance about second chances, stubborn hearts, and finding your way back to where you belong.