Harbal is a habitual small-time crook whose latest scheme—stealing a potbellied pig named Gershwin—lands him in the trunk of Myrtle's Chrysler. The formidable Myrtle runs a halfway house for society's misfits, and she's determined to straighten him out. A week at her brother's junkyard teaches Harbal honest work. A community theater teaches him purpose. And a woman with a secret voice teaches him that home isn't a place—it's the people who see you clearly and love you anyway. A heartwarming story about second chances and found family.
