Trust

Recently, Tirnan de Haas has become indifferent to everything. The only daughter of a film producer and his starlet wife grew up in a wealthy, privileged family, yet received neither love nor guidance from her parents. From an early age, she was sent to boarding schools, and still, she could not escape loneliness. She could not find her life path, as the shadow of her parents' fame haunted her everywhere.
After the sudden death of her parents, Tirnan realizes: she is supposed to grieve. But has anything changed? She has always been alone.
Jake Van der Berg, her father's stepbrother and her only living relative, takes the girl, who has a couple of months until her eighteenth birthday, under his wing. Moving to live with him and his two sons, Caleb and Noah, in the Colorado mountains, Tirnan soon discovers that now these men decide what she should worry about. Under their protection, she learns to work, survive in the remote forest, and gradually finds her place among them.
And with them.
Tirnan also realizes that without outside eyes, the boundaries of what is permissible blur, and rules are broken with unprecedented ease.
One has conquered her.
Another wants her.
But he...
With him, she will stay forever.