After Cheryl's 3-year engagement ends in a devastating breakup, her life is turned upside down when her aunt offers her an escape from Chicago to the Amish town of Sugarcreek. Struggling with being a fish out of water, Cheryl uncovers an unsettling secret that could disrupt the small town of Ohio. As Cheryl begins to solve the mystery, she finds community, belonging and the potential of new love. Will Sugarcreek become Cheryl's new home?
Sandra L. Martin
Director
Galadriel Stineman
Cheryl Cooper
Denise Gossett
Naomi Miller
Kevin Joy
Levi Miller
Riley Beeson
Esther Miller
J. Barrett Cooper
Terrence Cox
Micah Lynn Hanson
Hannah
Tatiana Harman
Rachel Swartz
Candace Kirkpatrick
Aunt Mitzi
Joe Kurak
Samuel Swartz
Paul Anthony McLean
Ben / Reuben
Lance E. Nichols
Chief Twitchell
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