Thrust into stardom at the tender age of ten, Trinity Redhawk truly knows no other way to life. Parents who live far beyond their means, constant attention from the media at every little thing she does, her only reprieve is that her best friend is also her assistant. But even that is beginning to test the limits of her boundless patience. Ready to break free of the roles she feels typecasted into, Trinity is arriving in Elk Field, Wyoming to try her hand at playing a serious gunslinger. First she needs training with horses. Failing to become a lawyer, Shooter Price is back in his hometown with a shiny new badge as a sheriff's deputy. He's determined to be okay with the direction his life takes. One quick trip to the co-op to retrieve chicken wire for his grandma lands Shooter in a temporary position of training actors to handle horses or at least look like they do. He isn't expecting anything when he's introduced to help out Trinity. The beautiful woman captivates him not by her looks but how humble she is compared to anything out there that a star is supposed to be like. Can the press leave them alone to get to know one another? Or will news get out that he's likely only interested in her money that will drive a wedge between them before they can even get started?