Rodeo dust

Rayna Landers works in advertising, and her life is organized the way she likes it. She is happy on her own, or so she believes, until she crosses paths with Clay Warren, a bull rider, at the State Fair of Texas. Clay wants a wife and a family, and he is close to claiming his third world championship. Back home, though, his ranch is struggling and his workers' jobs are at risk. In a final attempt to save the operation and win Rayna's heart, he persuades his publicist to bring in Rayna's agency. Her time with the rodeo world soon becomes a wild ride, and it stirs up painful memories she had buried. Clay stands beside her as she works through them. Then an injury, combined with his refusal to accept limits on returning to the sport, puts their new relationship under strain. The couple must decide whether faith can give them shared ground, or whether they will end up drawing a firm line neither is willing to cross.