Daphne Fuller leads a fulfilling life as an English teacher at a Manhattan prep school. At 53, she is happily married to 70-year-old Jonathan, a retired hospital administrator. While walking through New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jonathan notices a man who seems to be following Daphne. Although she doesn't recognize him, the man is Eddie Triplett, her mother's second husband. Daphne's parents, Buddy and Abigail, divorced when she and her sister were young. Abigail is

Set in the late 1990s in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, John-Calum “Cal” Macleod is returning home after attending art college in Edinburgh, on the mainland. He claims that his return is based on his maternal grandmother Ella's failing health, but the truth is that he has been unable to find work and is out of money. Cal's father, John, is a sheep farmer, tweed weaver, and deacon of their local church. The community awaits Cal's return, expecting him to work for his father

In 1919, Washington, D.C. serves as the backdrop where Elisabeth Beaumont is working in her family's jewelry business. Beaumont Jewelers had been thriving but after the tragic death of her twin brother Julien, everything changed. Her father, who was a master at designing jewelry, was left too traumatized to continue his work. The responsibility of saving the business along with the family home rested on Elisabeth's shoulders, despite her own grief. Julien had been successful

In 2000, AJ Graves is 17 when she meets 21-year-old Noah Drew, who starts working with her at a video rental store in their small Massachusetts town. He's the youngest member of the Drew acting dynasty. They quickly become close. Drew's great-aunt Eudora gives them acting and improv lessons. And then Noah disappears. They reunite seven years later when an opportunity arises to create an unscripted prequel to the sixties sci-fi show Astronauticals, which starred Eudora, and wa