"You wear the hat, you ride the cowboy."
Rhett Eaton lives for three things: riding bulls, causing trouble, and doing exactly what he wants. But when an outburst threatens his career, his team brings in a professional babysitter. Enter Summer Hamilton, his agent's daughter.
She has no interest in rodeos, cowboys, or babysitting overgrown man-children. Too bad she's stuck with Rhett for the entire season. He's arrogant. She's uptight. He thinks rules are made to be broken. She wrote the rulebook. But somewhere between the fake smiles, endless road trips, and the occasional hotel mix-up that leaves them sharing a bed, the line between enemies and something much more starts to blur.
Summer says there are boundaries they shouldn't cross. That his reputation can't take any more hits and neither can her damaged heart.
Rhett says he's going to steal it anyway.
