In the parched Wyoming plains of 1978, where drought has withered the land and strained the bonds of marriage, Cole and Laura Brennan cling to fading traditions. At the annual Cattleman's Ball, amid swirling dust and twanging fiddles, they rediscover the rhythm of their youth—bodies close, hearts syncing in a desperate waltz against encroaching ruin. But when a slick stranger circles like a vulture, eyeing more than just a dance, old angers ignite and unspoken fears surface. In this evocative tale of resilience and rekindled passion, love teeters on the edge of loss, proving that some claims are worth fighting for, no matter the storm ahead. A poignant reminder that even in hardship, one night can change everything.
