This is a story of love, forgiveness, and the power of family. Isla Mackenzie waited decades to have her oldest daughter, Blake, back in her life. But even with Blake now living in Moonflower Cove, Isla feels as if she’s still waiting for Blake to come around. Blake’s walls are so high that Isla can’t climb them nor tear them down. Not until Blake is ready, at least. Blake Holland is struggling. Her mind is in a million places and yet she can’t focus on anything. She’s tired of living locked inside the walls she has created for herself and is ready to let them fall. But after over thirty years of protecting her heart, Blake has to learn it’s okay to let her mom in again. Like mother, like daughter, both Isla and Blake take out their frustrations on their wives. Vera and Alexis get the brunt of their wives’ anger. Thankfully for Isla and Blake, neither Vera nor Alexis can be pushed away. As mother and daughter finally heal the wounds they have been living with for decades, Blake is finally able to let her guard down. She’s able to mend her relationship with Isla as well as Alexis. In the end, Blake is finally able to take her place in the Mackenzie family where she has always belonged.