Welcome to Burton, Georgia, a small town just west of Savannah. In this farm community, the women are sassy, the men are sexy and happily-ever-afters are a specialty of the house. 

When Elizabeth Hudson and Trent Wagoner met on a Christmas tree lot in Florida, sparks flew, igniting a fire they both thought would burn for a long time. 
 
The problem with fires is that sometimes people get hurt. In this case, both Elizabeth and Trent end up burnt when a misunderstanding tears them apart.
 
Trent, still dealing with the aftermath of a painful situation in his hometown of Burton, struggles with the feelings he has for Elizabeth. He’s not sure that committing to her is a good idea when everything he touches seems to end badly.
 
Elizabeth didn’t plan on moving to Burton, but an impulsive decision led her to Trent’s hometown. Now she’s stuck in a job she’s not sure she likes, living with people she doesn’t know, in love with a man who may not be capable of the forever she craves. 
 
When it seems as if hope has died . . . there’s always love.