Where the Wild Grass Grows

Nadia Voss is a burned-out Chicago attorney who has spent eight years winning cases that stopped meaning anything three years ago. When her estranged grandmother dies and leaves her a remote Montana ranch with a loan attached and a rugged ranch manager who has no intention of leaving, Nadia arrives with a two-day plan and a return flight booked. Cass Monroe has built her entire life on Wildgrass Ranch. She grew up with nothing and nobody and she found belonging in this land, these horses, and the woman who left it all to a granddaughter who hadn't visited in twelve years. She is not leaving without a fight. Forced into one cabin with no WiFi and no escape, two women who want completely different things discover that the distance between what you planned and what you need can close faster than either of you expected. From fence line arguments to candlelit confessions, from a hidden canyon lake to a hayloft that changes everything, this contemporary lesbian fiction set against the raw beauty of rural Montana is a slow burn sapphic romance that earns every moment of its heat. But when Nadia's old life arrives uninvited on a Monday morning with an offer she has every professional reason to accept, she has to decide what she is actually choosing and what she is willing to lose to keep it. In this WLW romance of forced proximity, women loving women, and ranch romance with a slow burn cowgirl love story, the real question is simple. Can you choose a life you never planned for the woman who already chose you?