Sixteen-year-old Roar has been yanked from her city life and transformed into a farm girl, albeit a reluctant one. Now she sells organic figs at the farmers’ market and develops her photographs in a rickety shed, her hair pulled back with a rubber band meant for asparagus. Caught between a trouble-making sidekick named Storm and a brooding, easy-on-the-eyes L.A. boy, not to mention a father on a complicated human rights crusade that challenges the fabric of the farm community, Roar is going to have to tackle it all—even with dirt under her fingernails.