Paige Sparrow grew up in Merchants Town, where her father serves as the only attorney for miles. As a child, she set her sights on being like her father and Atticus Finch, the best two attorneys in the world. But Paige outgrew her childish dreams, and now she represents drug companies and bills by the hour. The Big Pharma firm in Charlotte is a far cry from Sparrow Law in quaint Merchants Town, but Paige is adamant that is where she belongs. She's engaged to a doctor and she's lead on the case that will certainly make her partner at the firm. Everything is going according to plan until her father has a heart attack. Paige reluctantly returns to Merchants Town. Two weeks, she tells her mother. She will handle her father's affairs for two weeks and no more. When Paige arrives in Merchants Town, she's expecting to close estates, file some pleadings and continue cases for her father. She is not expecting Travis Crawley. She is not expecting a jury trial. Paige, the once darling of Merchants Town, quickly realizes the residents of the town are not on her side. The jurors hate her, her clothes, her shoes, and even her car. She doesn't belong in Merchants Town. Not anymore. When a chance encounter with a blind cow brings her face to face with her past love, Paige finds herself wondering exactly where she does belong.