Widow's Walk

In the small coastal town of Sparrow, Maine, tradition runs deep-and change is rarely welcome In the quaint coastal parish of St. Gabriel-by-the-Sea, Reverend Miranda McCurdy arrives with visions of renewal-only to find her progressive ideas crashing against the rocky shores of tradition. When she challenges the cherished Thanksgiving pageant's outdated "Pilgrims and Indians" costumes, she unwittingly ignites a firestorm within her congregation. As tensions escalate, a desperate Honduran woman seeking sanctuary in the church forces the parish to confront its deepest values, fracturing the community Miranda had hoped to rejuvenate. Facing a congregational vote of no confidence, the siren call of her former life as an executive chef at Seattle's hottest new restaurant tempts her-an escape from the stormy waters of parish politics. But fate intervenes-in the form of a stray dog and an intriguing stranger-forcing Miranda to make an impossible choice: retreat to the familiar comforts of her culinary career or weather the tempest to nurture the fragile roots beginning to anchor her heart.