Someone In My Corner

Max Galveston is a loving husband and devoted father. When he is accused of inappropriate behavior in coaching his beloved softball team, Max must dig deep into his Christian faith to find the strength to rise above the chaos and hurt of the accusations. But Max's obvious favoritism, aimed toward one player, fuels the fire of discontent among parents. Only Max knows the secret that he struggles to cover daily. John Michaels has no contentment in his life. Tortured by a failed marriage and his inability to live in peace with anyone, John is determined to bring justice by seeing Max held accountable for his choices. Kiera Galveston knows her husband. He is an honest, hardworking man. She's never doubted Max's devotion to her, but she's noticed a change recently. Her heart feels a distance and silence in her husband that she can't explain. Life in a small town is cliché for a reason: everyone knows everyone else's business and judges accordingly. But as God weaves and entwines these families' lives inseparably, an entire small close-knit community is about to learn that judgment by outward appearances and actions can alter and change lives forever. Our eyes may never see, nor our lips ever speak, of the intentions of the heart. “I need one person… someone in my corner, just for me. Someone that, someone that believes in m-me, someone that understands me.” Max’s voice faltered. "Will you be that person?"