Description

Lately ordained and more recently separated, Reverend Esme Browne sees himself at an unpleasant crossroads when positioned at the Portland Street Church. Along with the beach city, she also today contains the responsibility for two nation chapels, which, for the effective, well-experienced, forty-something life-long scholar must certanly be stimulating, interesting and perhaps optimistic. Esme, nevertheless, has forgotten how to hope, and, she worries, how to experience. That may be changed all by a chance encounter with an eccentric pair of country gnostics, before she’ll understand without a doubt, but she’ll need to be prepared to handle the needs of the her parishes, Chapel and a bevy of well meant but nibby neighbors.