At Whit’s End by Bailey Hannah

A small-town cowboy romance stitched together with constellations, quirky details, and the kind of steady love that lasts.

At Whit’s End delivers a heartfelt, hopeful single-mom romance with all the warmth I’ve come to expect from Bailey Hannah. I always appreciate how clearly she lays out content warnings at the start of her books, and this story absolutely benefits from that care.

Whit is doing everything she can to hold her world together, and through her I felt the weight of that quiet, constant overwhelm. She deserves good things, and Colt might be the sweetest cowboy to ever grace Wells Ranch. His bond with Jonas is the standout of the entire book—a steady, gentle presence that gives Jonas structure, confidence, and genuine connection. Betty Spaghetti also steals every scene she trots into.

Colt’s mix of goofy charm, constellation knowledge, and those iconic shirts made him unforgettable. I also loved the smaller character details—Whit’s enamel pins and the way Colt frames their connection through his love of the stars. Those touches make the story feel lived-in, even as this installment leans a bit differently from the earlier Wells Ranch books.

I did find myself wanting a bit more depth in certain emotional beats and a slightly tighter pace overall, but the core of the story—the slow build, the growing trust, the messy family moments—is incredibly satisfying.

A tender, comforting read about finding support in unexpected places, building trust one small moment at a time, and creating a family that fits just right. Romance readers looking for a sweet cowboy, a realistic kid, and lots of heart will enjoy this one.