But Daddy I love him!

June has spent her entire life living by one rule: be good.

As the preacher's sheltered daughter, every day is planned, every word is carefully chosen, and every step she takes reflects on her father and the church. She's kind to everyone, believes the best in people, and has never questioned the life she's been given.

Then a tattooed mechanic named Matt moves into the little white house next to the drugstore.

He's rude. He swears too much. He doesn't care about church, rules, or what anyone thinks of him.

He is everything June has been taught to avoid.

Yet somehow, she can't stop walking back to his garage.

As an unlikely friendship begins to grow, June starts discovering there's a world far bigger than the one she's always known. But some truths are buried closer to home than she could ever imagine-and when they finally come to light, they'll change everything she believes about faith, family, and the people she loves most.