There are two kinds of matches in life-the kind humans make on their own, which succeed or fail depending on how much work they put into the relationship, and the "made in Heaven" kind that are especially blessed to last a lifetime. Matches made in Heaven are the fulfillment of a special blessing the creator has bestowed on a family line because of some great service or noble deed performed by an ancestor. These matches are heralded by the appearance of a glimmer, the spirit of an unborn child, to the mother's godparent. The glimmers come to the godparent in the form of an aura attached to the collar of a dog that's destined to remain with the family to look after the child. It's the godparent's responsibility to ensure the match is made before the glimmer fades and dies, taking with it the promise of true love and happily-ever-after. Fairy Godmother, Delta Jane, is tasked with making a heaven-sent match for Shannon Burnett before the spirit of the child she is destined to have fades out of existence. Shannon, however, has a serious dilemma. She is attracted to two men-Michael Tanner who seems to be "another undependable cowboy," and her high school boyfriend Jackson Miller who seems anxious to pick up where they left off twelve years before. It's going to take all the resources and creativity Delta can muster to help Shannon grow beyond her past hurts to see these men for who they really are and make the right choice. Will Shannon resolve her anger with her cowboy father? Is rancher Michael Tanner cut from the same cloth? Is Jackson Miller a better choice? Who will Shannon choose? Will Delta Jane make the match before the glimmer is gone forever?