For Zariah, a devout single mother, faith is the fortress that protects her and her young daughter, Simone, from the chaos of the world. But when her arrogant ex-husband, Sedgwick, challenges her for full custody, he twists her beliefs into a weapon, accusing her of "religious harm" and threatening to tear her world apart. With the spiritual ground slipping beneath her feet and a court date looming, Zariah is desperate for a miracle. That miracle appears in the form of William, a handsome, successful lawyer who seems to be an answered prayer. He’s not only brilliant and compassionate, but he was raised in the same faith and understands the principles she holds dear. Taking her case pro bono, he vows to be the protector she’s been praying for, promising to fight for her and Simone. In your moment of deepest desperation, a savior appears—a brilliant, handsome lawyer who not only understands your faith but promises to be the protector you’ve prayed for. He seems perfect, an answer to every prayer, offering his help for free and fighting for your cause as if it were his own. But when a solution feels too perfect, should you question the hand that offers it?