Returning home to Grand Junction would not have been Rosie Perkins' first choice, but with her mother no longer able to take care of herself, it's the only one she has. As is working the night shift at a local hotel to bring in a much-needed income. Rosie juggles to keep all the pieces of her life together and has no room to add anything more. One morning after a long shift, when she witnesses a hotel guest crash into a dumpster, her careful control starts to unravel.Security specialist, Jake Hutchinson, has his hands full protecting the arrogant lead actor of a movie being filmed in town. Since the production company and crew arrived at the hotel, the entitled star has been nothing but trouble.  The only thing that can improve his mood is the occasional nightly glimpse of the redheaded housekeeper.Until he finds himself trapped between desire and duty. 

Hot on the trail of a young accomplice in a child exploitation ring, Pearl finds herself posing as a teenager to get close. Unfortunately, joining a group of kids on a wilderness quest means stepping out of her comfort zone and into uncertainty. But with the target in her sights her focus stays razor-sharp. The last thing she needs is the dogged journalist who's been close on her heels catching up and rattling her cage. When he inserts himself into her investigation, she has no choice but to go along. Thrown together in a mutual pursuit of justice, the negative energy between them sparks up in a new way.

Had she known 'doing the right thing' would land her jobless, homeless, and snowed in with a moody bear of a man guarding her, Bobbie Strada might've thought twice. Last thing US Marshal Dag Toland needed was to get stuck protecting a witness as tempting as this one. Especially when forced to share a small mountain cabin in the middle of a snowstorm.