Socialite Sloane Archer is at a wedding she’d very much like to leave. She has a Porsche outside, a cheating boyfriend behind the winery, and too much champagne in her system.
What she doesn’t have is the good sense to call a cab. Eight hours later, she’s been arrested, her face is on every gossip site in the country, and she’s been nicknamed Princess Pigpen.
She’s sentenced to two months of court-ordered service at the small California animal sanctuary she drove into, and, to make matters worse, her father cuts her off, leaving her stranded in Duster, a town with one motel, one diner, and zero charm.
Maggie Dawson runs Dawson’s Sanctuary on grit and goodwill. She doesn’t have time for spoiled heiresses, and she’s made a list of every miserable job Sloane Archer is going to do.
Two months in the middle of nowhere with a bus that runs twice a day and chores worthy of her new nickname should be enough to humble Sloane once and for all.
Princess Pigpen is going to earn the name.
