Even though Rhett Davis is scared out of her mind that another attempt might be made on Rhys James's life while he's on tour with his band Illicit, restoring the 1890s farmhouse he bought for them to live in keeps her busy enough so that fear doesn't consume her life. When the restoration of their house leads to an unexpected opportunity for Rhett she accepts, happy to have finally found an outlet for her creativity. After Illicit votes to take a long break between albums and tours, Rhys is eager to spend that time with Rhett in their new home. But his surprise announcement of all that extra time together falls flat when he finds out Rhett's new career will take up a big chunk of it. At loose ends, he heads out to L.A. at the invitation of a former producer and lands himself in a huge mess, not only professionally but with Rhett, as well. When past trust issues rear their ugly heads, Rhett and Rhys will have to find a way to resolve them. Or maybe their ideas of what constitutes the perfect life differ too much for love to overcome. Can they get past these obstacles, or is this the end for Rhys and Rhett?