In the Belize rainforest, Kate Paletto runs a volunteer program for Artists for International Aid, a cause she loves that has been soured for her by a parade of self-serving celebrity volunteers using the work to polish their reputations. Worn out by divas, she has begun to question the program's worth, and then charming, strikingly handsome Sage Remington arrives and stirs feelings she hasn't felt in ages, even though he seems to embody everything she has come to despise. A laid-back artist, Sage has fled his wealthy New York life for a two-week journey of self-discovery, trying to understand how a man with so much can feel so empty. In ultra-organized Kate he meets someone living the grounded, purposeful life he has always wanted, and the attraction between them runs hotter than either expects, inconvenient for a man who came to find what is missing in himself, not to fall for a woman. Late-night conversations in the lush, romantic jungle keep drawing them closer, and Sage grows determined to dismantle Kate's assumptions about who he really is. She resists him at every turn, even as she struggles to ignore a generous man who wants nothing more than to right the world's wrongs and love her completely.