Burned out and broken-hearted, a group of young women trade the gray drizzle of Seattle for the wide-open skies of Haven Creek, Montana — a tucked-away town in the high Rockies where the porch lights stay on and everyone’s welcome. Together these best friends pour everything they’ve got into one improbable dream: a rescue for animals nobody else will save, run out of a big red barn behind an old white farmhouse.

They came to give second chances. They didn’t plan on finding a few of their own.

One devastating fire. Eight husbands lost. A tight-knit group of young widows in Cobbler Cove, Montana, who’ve been holding it together on coffee, goldfish crackers, and stubborn grit ever since. They call themselves the Worn-out Widows Sisterhood, and they don’t need saving. 

Then a rodeo comes to overwinter in town — bringing cowboys with calloused hands, restless hearts, and no intention of staying. But Cobbler Cove has a way of getting under a man’s skin. So do the women who live there.

One by one, the cowboys discover the greatest ride of their life isn’t eight-seconds in front of a cheering crowd — it’s winning the heart of a woman who’s been brave long enough on her own.

Beneath it all, the mystery of the fire that started everything still smolders.