In 1890 Atlanta, 17-year-old Chinese American Jo Kuan works as a maid by day but secretly writes an advice column by night. Using the pseudonym 'Miss Sweetie,' she becomes the voice of a newspaper column that challenges the strict social rules of the segregated South. As her bold opinions gain popularity, Jo must navigate dangerous secrets about her own past while fighting for her voice to be heard in a society that tries to silence her. This thrilling historical novel combines mystery, humor, and a powerful story about identity and courage.