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Julia Wolf has a remarkable ability to pivot between subgenres without ever missing the mark, and Hit the Ground is a resounding testament to that. This story is as delightful and comforting as a well-worn flannel, delivering a charming Western small-town atmosphere and an agonizingly delicious slow burn. Set in the living, breathing community of Sugar Brush, Wyoming, the narrative follows Alice, a shy librarian and waitress, and Caleb Kelly, a protective single-dad rancher. Alice has spent four years harboring a quiet, unrequited crush on Caleb, watching him from afar until a single reckless kiss changes the trajectory of their lives.