Alisha and Darryl's love for each other had overcome prejudice from both families (she's American, he's Iranian), and their lives were progressing toward perfection . . . until they married and bought a house in Congaree Estates lake community. Then suspicions, ugliness, and fear began coming at them from all sides-a nearby gun range threatens their lives, and Alisha discovered it is connected to human trafficking. With all of this on her mind, Alisha's former college professor, whom she sued for stealing her writing, seeks her out to write her own unbelievably mysterious life story. In the most important trial of his career thus far, Darryl, a legal aid lawyer fights for a single mom whose son, a university athlete, died from opiates prescribed to keep him on the field. It is quite a blow to the case when one of the main characters almost dies from what is thought to be attempted suicide. When circumstances get more and more entangled, Christian neighbors of the new community introduce Alisha and Darryl to Christ, prayer, and the church. Life gets worse and becomes a gigantic struggle of faith.