Steffi Rosetti is assigned to cover the spring fashion collection in Milan, Italy, but her trip is complicated by a strange, unexpected letter from someone she has never met—her paternal grandmother. Curious and apprehensive, Steffi heads for Italy where she meets the new photographer for Mode, and as they explore the streets of Milan and the waterways of Venice, she makes her decision whether nor not to visit this woman she’d never known, unaware of how her life would change with these two new encounters.

Tim Richmond, a widower, is left to raise his young disabled son. Separated from his three sisters at a tender age and raised by an unloving aunt, Tim longs to find his missing siblings as well as give his son a home filled with unconditional love. Further, he is drawn to capable and independent Julie Gardner, though he knows there is no hope for a relationship; she doesn’t need him. Or does she? Then, at Christmas, a gift he never imagined possible proves faith, love and blessings can make his life whole again.

Visiting her ailing grandmother in the fairytale-like German town, Lucy Blair plans to be a caregiver during her grandma's illness and attend the world-renowned theater production of the Passion of Christ. What Lucy did not plan was to run into her old college boyfriend, Ron Woodson, who is in Germany to learn woodcarving for his furniture making business. Will their meeting rekindle the old flame or will the past smother the new spark?

Overweight and unfulfilled, Spring seeks love in the land of white knights and castles, never suspecting she might just find the Prince Charming she's only dreamed of.

When Sarah Hampton peeks out her bedroom window, she sees a new young man working in the gardens below. Even though improper, Sarah is intrigued and strikes up a conversation with the yeoman. Concerned about the impropriety of speaking to the daughter of the land owner, Big John Banning says he is the new orchardkeeper for her father’s cyder apples and hurries away. But Sarah’s intrigue grows even though her interest in a commoner is improper for a young Victorian lady. Struggling against propriety and her mother’s determination for her to find a proper husband, Sarah finally learns to lean on the Lord to prove with God all things are possible.