Silver Serrano's life was forever changed when her fiance Henry was killed in a bicycling accident months before their wedding. Unable to live with the grief, she did her best to forget, moving halfway around the world to escape his memory.

The twentieth anniversary of Henry's death coincides with a midlife crisis. Silver finds herself in the tiny Oregon town where he's buried, seeking clarity. Instead, she finds his younger brother, now in his late thirties and angry at her abandonment. Unexpectedly handsome, Silver is intrigued by this man, six years her junior.

Hunter Geiger has gotten over his brother's death, but he's never come to terms with the woman who left them all behind. When Silver reappears after twenty years, he demands answers. Once Hunter realizes just how thoroughly she's erased Henry from her life, he guilts her into a road trip to force her into remembering. It soon becomes clear that his anger is no match for her charisma and it's all he can do to keep from falling for her.

Silver never imagined how her decision would impact others and now that she's faced with the reality, she regrets all that she's missed by running away. When the inevitable attraction develops between her and Hunter, she allows it to take shape, knowing all the while she's risking a broken heart. The barriers of family, age, and their complicated history are stacked against them. As their feelings deepen, Silver and Hunter have to decide if they can put aside their differences for the sake of love.