by Tarah DeWitt
First published 2027
Tait Logan has spent years rebuilding her life through her camera. A bruising divorce is behind her. Her family is estranged and mostly out of reach. She has made her peace with that, or something close to it. Then a photography assignment lands on her desk with one condition attached: the subject is Logan Range, her family's ranch in the mountains of Idaho, a place she has not set foot in for nearly two decades. She takes the job. Henry Marcum has lived on that ranch most of his life. The Logan family pulled him in, gave him direction, and shaped everything he became. He carries gratitude for that, and guilt too, for the trouble he brought along with him. When Tait shows up, Henry's first instinct is to shield the people he loves from whatever disruption she represents. But proximity is its own kind of problem. The friction between them shifts into something harder to name and harder to resist. Both of them have to weigh what they stand to lose against what they might actually want. Rootbound is a steamy country romance set on a working Idaho ranch, written by Tarah DeWitt.
Genres: romance, contemporary, adult, adult-fiction, contemporary-romance
Vibes: emotional, intimate, introspective, slow-burn, tension-filled
Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, estranged-family, forced-proximity, second-chance-romance
Setting: Logan Range, Idaho
304 pages · Paperback · St. Martin's Griffin
Content warnings: emotional-abuse