Jenna Morrison knows only the lucky ones get out of the trailer park. If it wasn't for bad luck she wouldn't have any luck at all. She is trying to make it through her senior year of high school without any more distractions. She has more than enough drama at home, she doesn't need a boy to add to the mix. But when Treyton Boyd moves back in down the street with his papaw, it becomes difficult to resist his charm. He's like a Trailer Court Romeo wrapped up in a holey Pink Floyd tee shirt.
Treyton wants Jenna. Jenna wants a different life. Do fairytales really belong in the trailer park?
Disclaimer:
This story contains content that might be troubling to some readers, including, but not limited to, depictions of and references to eating disorders, substance abuse, childhood trauma, PTSD, domestic violence, underage drinking, profanity, and thoughts of suicide. Please be mindful of these and other possible triggers. This book is recommended for readers 14 and up.