From the porches of a fictional town in Georgia, the reader is given a unique opportunity to join the idyllic town of Sweet Fields, a community that's not afraid to share its tragedies and triumphs. The trilogy allows readers to witness the antics of one over-the-top interpretive dancer, Jacqueline O'Shelle Black, and her desperate quest for acceptance and true love. Eventually, Jackie must match wits with two unlikely friends. Iris Murphy-young, beautiful and socially awkward-has returned to Sweet Fields to revitalize her grandmother's home and reconnect with her roots. Belle Lynne Locke-recently widowed, sharp tongued and germaphobic-supports the moral code and history of her town and church both physically and financially, all behind a cloud of endless sanitizer and tins of gourmet teacakes. The two women connect at the town's heart, where everyone who's anyone congregates, St. Andrew Church. As the sweetness of Sweet Fields becomes tart, Iris and Locke work together to stay one step ahead of Jackie Black, who is determined to force herself into the delicate fabric of Sweet Fields and St. Andrew Church. But will one step ahead be enough to keep the fabric from ripping?