Angol
Sawyer Whitlock left Larkspur three years ago with a duffel bag, a broken engagement she told no one about, and a fight with her brother she's never repeated to a single soul. Everyone assumed it was grief. It wasn't, not only.
Now she's back with a horse trailer, no plan, and a family that deserves an explanation she isn't ready to give.
Dr. Levi Bowen is the one person in town who has no idea who Sawyer Whitlock used to be - which turns out to be exactly what she needs. He's steady in the specific way people are when they've had to hold something together before. He's not in a hurry. He's not going anywhere.
But the past doesn't stay in Montana. As old calls turn into unannounced visits, Sawyer has to decide whether coming home means hiding again, or finally standing her ground in the one place that's always been hers.
Some distances can't be outrun. Some fences are worth mending twice.
THE LONG WAY HOME is a slow-burn Wyoming romance with a heroine relearning her own voice, a steady rancher's-vet hero who never once tries to rescue her, and a family determined to prove that coming home is never really a defeat.
