The universe has completely dumped on high school senior Kelsey Quinn’s life. Credit card at Nordstrom? Deactivated. Honda Accord? Sold. Life in the ’burbs of Chicago? Gone. And it’s all her sister’s fault—drugs, alcohol, and getting caught with the boss’s son was all it took. Dad loses job, family loses money, and the next thing she knows, she’s crammed in a cell on wheels for the next two days as they make their way to a dilapidated farmhouse in Texas. But Kelsey doesn’t just leave the good life in Chicago. She leaves the boy who has it all—Drew Montgomery. Kelsey trades her designer dresses for an apron to work as a dishwasher in a redneck diner. But she doesn’t plan on six feet of pure Texan when Austin McCoy ambles into her life. A senior and the high school quarterback, Austin works for Kelsey’s dad at the feed store and helps with the farm chores. He sees through Kelsey’s surly attitude to the girl whose eyes light up when she’s with the animals. He teaches her to love the farm life she’s been forced into, but will he convince her that it’s the farm boy that goes with that life that she really wants?