After seventeen years as the cherished heiress of the illustrious Tate family, Alessia Morton gracefully bows out- with a cool million in her pocket -when the real heiress comes knocking. Her new family is dirt poor. No problem. She's got connections. Her parents are unemployed. Her autistic little brother is a prodigy painter. Her second brother isn't expected to live past twenty-five. Her third brother gets harassed by cougars at his bar gig. Her eldest brother's law firm internship is threatened by a nepotism hire. Alessia just smiles: "I know a guy ... " Just as she's turning their fortunes around, the real heiress starts trouble. Cue the elite's Little Black Book of Rules for Protecting Alessia Morton: Spoil her rotten (exclusively). Give her room to bloom. Eliminate all obstacles (permanently).