Letting Misery Go (Urban Christian)

Reverend Ruth Wilcox has struggled to adjust to life without Daniel, her first love. The former couple has moved on and gone their separate ways; at least, thatâ?TMs what Ruth tells herself in the still of the night. Secretly, sheâ?TMs hoping that by the grace of God, she and Daniel will one day reconcile. Now that she is the head minister of The Temple, Ruth finds out that filling her fatherâ?TMs shoes is no small task in light of the nationâ?TMs failing economy. Divine intervention steps in when Danielâ?TMs wife, Lenora, leaves him for a younger man, leaving the now elderly man to raise three young sons alone. Ruth is not quite ready to step into the role of stepmother, and to complicate matters, thereâ?TMs a new man in her life vying for Ruthâ?TMs attention. Heâ?TMs not about to take no for an answer. Ruth has her hands full caring for her mother, Queen, whoâ?TMs suffering the throes of the onset of Alzheimerâ?TMs disease, and her best friend, Alice, has been diagnosed with cancer. Much to Ruthâ?TMs dismay, Alice has been hiding a secret of her own, along with Naomi, the youngest Wilcox sibling. Will these families, who once found themselves keeping misery company, be able to finally let misery go?