Wyatt Gibson is determined to discover his birth father, but his mother passed away before he turned eighteen, and his grandparents refuse to give Wyatt any information on the man. After two years of searching, a DNA test kit connects him to a woman in Weston, Texas. She’s the daughter of a cattle ranch owner with the last name Woods. When Wyatt takes this to his grandparents, they spin stories of how awful the Woods family was and how they basically drove their family out of town. That his biological father cut off all ties to Wyatt. Angry but still curious about his roots, Wyatt applies for a job at the ranch and is stunned when he gets it. Moving from the city to the country isn’t easy for him but he’s determined to see what kind of people his family really is. But Wyatt fudged his application a little (okay, a lot) and isn’t as good with horses or ranch life as he might have let on. He’s here now, though, and while his boss is Brand Woods, his dir