Luke was an unremarkable student of agriculture at a prestigious college on Mars. He was undecided about whether to continue his education or ask his longtime girlfriend to marry him. That was, until she betrayed him and tossed away all they were.

In a panic, he called his professor and took the farthest job opportunity he possibly could. Before he knew it, Luke was back on Earth, nestled in the high farmland of northern Montana, standing before the Golden Fields Ranch.

He just never expected the dear friend his professor told him about to be a Totrelin, a Minotaur-like alien species. Nor did he expect the woman to be as sweet as candy, excited to have him around, and not want him to leave.

Morel’s ranch was going under. They had been in the red for years, and she was on the brink of losing everything her parents had bought when they moved to Earth. She knew she needed an agricultural specialist to save her family’s legacy, but she couldn’t afford one. But as if the gods were on her side, her old teacher called her up one day and said he had a young man who needed to do field work before gaining his doctorate.

She jumped at the occasion and gladly offered Luke a bed and three square meals a day.

Together, they must save the farm, heal old wounds, and discover whether love can bloom between a brokenhearted human and a woman three times his size. But in the golden fields of Montana, sometimes the unlikeliest harvest is the sweetest.