She ran from her wedding. Now she's standing on my porch… still in the damn dress.

Faith Ross always did have a wild streak, but seeing her stumble out of a wrecked truck on Christmas Eve—lace torn, eyes glassy with panic—is something I'll never forget.

Six years ago, she left Buckhorn behind. Left the almost-something we never named under the old apple tree.

Now she's here, shivering in the snow, saying she couldn't marry the man her father chose. Saying she didn't know where else to go.

I should keep my distance. I've worked hard to build a peaceful life for my little girl since her mama passed. But Faith? She's sunshine and trouble wrapped in a soft smile that still punches the air out of my lungs.

One night turns into Christmas morning… then snowed-in days, shared memories, and the kind of quiet moments that make a man dangerous with hope.

And when she holds my daughter—gentle, patient, seeing her the way I do? My heart does something I swore it was done doing.

I thought I'd buried those old feelings. But Faith isn't the girl I lost. She's the woman standing in my kitchen, like I built the place around her.

Christmas in Buckhorn is about finding your way home… But letting her stay might cost me everything. Letting her go again? Might break me for good.

Faith and Dallas is a standalone billionaire western romance in the Buckhorn Ranch series. Get ready for small-town holiday charm, a protective single dad cowboy, and a runaway bride returning home. No cheating or cliffhangers. And a cowboy-kissin' happily-ever-after.