Justin Latham comes home to Wilcox with nothing but his dead boyfriend's life insurance and a farmhouse his father destroyed long before he died. He doesn't want a friendly rancher neighbor falling for him. He definitely doesn't want to fall back.

Manuel López has a family to protect, a business on the edge of failure, and absolutely no business wanting the grieving stranger who owns the pastures his family's future depends on. He tells himself it's just neighborly. He tells himself a lot of things.

But between calf births and Sunday dinners and a smoker neither of them can stop talking about, the two men keep circling the same question: whether a man can love again without losing the person he already lost - and whether love that starts this slow can still end up anywhere at all.

Bridging the Divide delivers grieving-widower romance and a found family M/M love story between a heartbroken farmer and the rancher patient enough to wait for him. Perfect for readers who take their second chances slow and their family dinners loud.