“Hazel Stone’s drug-dealing stepdad just kicked her out of the house. She’s desperate and alone, and her only option is to move into a shed at the farm where she works—without the owner’s permission.

The owner’s grandson is the gorgeous Ian Parker, the golden boy of their small town. When he discovers Hazel squatting in the shed, he insists she take a spare room in the house.

It’s clear he has nothing in common with Hazel—she’s all black eyeliner and combat boots, where he’s handsome and adored and destined for the spotlight. And yet there’s something in her that he recognizes.

Both Hazel and Ian wear armor to conceal pain within. As they work closely together on the farm, they strip away that armor piece by piece, letting hope come out and love come in. Hazel dreams of the Ivy League, and Ian is devoted to his music—but the chaos around them keeps them grounded.

Still, they’re determined to close the distance between them and overpower the noise with their perfect harmony.”