Filipa Beltran is tired. . . . . .sick and tired of living out her parents' dreams. After years of guitar lessons and the seemingly endless string of part-time jobs to pay for them, Filipa makes a drastic decision to leave New York and the hope of becoming a professional musician behind and return to her hometown, to move forward with her life--on her terms. The past year has been nothing short of crazy for Nathan Cross. Once set on becoming a big business mogul, Nathan's plans derail following his father's untimely death and his mother's whirlwind remarriage. Now he's headed back home to carry on his father's legacy running an equine therapy program. . .and trusting God to sort out his future. When Nathan discovers childhood friend Filipa is also back in town--to stay--he finds it hard to swallow. Maybe she wasn't the girl he thought, or else she wouldn't sacrifice everything her parents dreamed of for her. Can Nathan and Filipa find contentment in their God-given gifts?