Hollywood Dirt

Quincy, Georgia has seven thousand residents and an improbable number of Coca-Cola millionaires who would rather nobody talked about it. When a film crew arrives to shoot the story of that fortune, the town is not ready for Cole Masten — A-list actor, producer, and a man in the middle of a very public collapse of a marriage.

Summer Jenkins is a Quincy girl with a bad reputation and a talent for handling people. Hired to keep the production on the right side of the town, she ends up in front of the camera instead, as Cole's leading lady.

Alessandra Torre tells it in dual point of view, with Quincy's gossips as a chorus: a Southern small-town contemporary romance, funny and steamy, about two people from irreconcilable worlds who cannot leave each other alone.