The Avocado Tree

Tragedy strikes when Becca Stevens drives home from work on a rainy day. As she grapples with its potential consequences, a young boy named Isaac becomes a fixture in her house and Becca discovers a deeper meaning to his presence. When global and personal events put her world at risk once more, her choices bring into question morality, faith, and our interconnected path through life. Set with the backdrop of an imperfect Catholic family, Becca wrestles with the duplicitous nature of her upbringing, her own marital deception, and whether it's best some secrets remain hidden. It illustrates the timeless questions we ask: who are we, what are we capable of, and can we forgive the lowliest among us, ourselves?