Daisy knows Hunter Knox hasn't had the best track record with women...partially because there's a revolving door at the front of the bar he owns, but she sees a side of him that no one else does.
When the lights turn down and the music shuts off, she gets to see the man behind the bar. He's caring, soulful, and poetic. Everything she shouldn't see in her boss.
But the good news is that she's only working through the winter and then she can go back home to Buttercup Lake and shake him off.
Hunter Knox knows he's awful at choosing the right woman. He gets dazzled too easily and falls for one too many one-liners, but it's the Knox way.
When his mom introduces him to Daisy, his world is turned upside down. He can't think straight. He tells her everything about his life, his mistakes, his dreams.
And then she's gone... back to her real life up north at the lake. After all, she only had a winter job.
But when one of his flings turns up at his door holding a bundle, it's Daisy who's there to lend an unexpected hand.
Before he knows it, he's playing make-believe and wishing for something impossible to have.
