Hannah Scott is great at finding the perfect match. For everyone except herself.
When she travels to Sagebrush County for her best friend’s wedding, she expects a quick visit—help set up, celebrate, and head back to Denver.
But the wide-open land, slower pace, and surprising shortage of women have her rethinking everything. Sagebrush doesn’t just need a matchmaker. It needs her.
Rhett Calder isn’t looking for a relationship. He’s just looking for a reason to keep Hannah from leaving.
So he signs up for her matchmaking service—playing along, letting her set him up, and turning down every woman she puts in front of him. Because none of them are her.
Hannah is convinced she’s building something real in Sagebrush. A new life. A new business. A future that finally feels right. Until she realizes Rhett never intended to find a match at all.
He just wanted her to stay. Now she’s left wondering if any of it was real—or if she was just part of his game. But Rhett Calder isn’t playing anymore. And this time, he’s not looking for a match.
He’s choosing one.
