I am a fan of Barbara O'Neal and her foodie fiction with doses of mysticism woven in. In this one, Unity reverend Elsa has lost her faith for the third time when a horrible act shakes her faith and rocks her small Seattle congregation. She heads back to her hometown of Pueblo, Colorado to heal and runs the soup kitchen of the small Catholic church where her former childhood sweetheart and fiance Joaquin is now the priest. Her sister Tamsin is facing her own crisis as her world as she knows it is shattered by a criminal act of her husband. Loved the characters. As most of O'Neal's books, it is an easy, comfortable read that you can escape with but it has a good message about finding or recapturing faith, family, and friendship.