Rootbound

In Rootbound, Tait Logan confronts her estranged family while navigating a budding romance with cowboy Henry Marcum. It's a journey of love and healing.

In Rootbound, Tait Logan is navigating the aftermath of a life-altering divorce, finding solace through her passion for photography. Despite feeling isolated from her estranged family, she has managed to carve out a semblance of happiness. However, when a work assignment brings her back to her family's ranch, Logan Range, she must confront her past and the complicated relationships that come with it. The ranch, now a popular TV show setting, holds memories she has tried to forget, making her reluctant to engage with a family that seemingly abandoned her years ago.

Henry Marcum, a dedicated cowboy and caretaker of the Logan family legacy, feels a deep sense of loyalty to the ranch and the family that raised him. When Tait unexpectedly returns after two decades, he is determined to protect those he loves from any potential disruption she might bring. Their initial encounter is fraught with tension and misunderstandings, particularly when Tait's camera is broken during their collision. As they navigate their tumultuous feelings, the story reveals deeper layers of the Logan family's history and the emotional scars that have shaped them.

As Tait and Henry's relationship evolves, the narrative explores themes of family, love, and the risks that come with opening oneself up to others. Rootbound is a heartfelt exploration of whether the potential for heartbreak is worth the chance of finding true connection, set against the backdrop of a warm country atmosphere. Readers will find themselves immersed in a tale that blends humor, romance, and the complexities of familial bonds.