Welcome back to Faircourt and your multigenerational friends on Cedar Street, where real life includes sanctifying conflict sprinkled with the happy and hilarious. Ava is now the part-time secretary at Grace Fellowship Church and is undertaking a project to purge the membership roll, yielding surprise and mystery. Grant's lovable 94-year-old mother, known for lacking a verbal filter, is joyfully welcomed for a holiday visit where she shares her sharp wit and disarming wisdom and flusters the neighborhood curmudgeon, Christine Williams. Chase learns a hard lesson about choosing friends wisely when he doesn't. Cal's doctor prescribes a change in meds with a comical side effect. And new neighbor, 40-something Shelby Norman, finds the best and worst situations happen at the coffee shop, Latte Da. Woven throughout this second book in the Faircourt Friends Series is the challenging call to count the cost of discipleship whether you're a new or mature believer.