Cynthia loves her widowed father and deeply appreciates his help and attention after the sudden, tragic loss of her spouse. But life must go on -- and her best friend Judith suggests that if her father found someone and remarried, Cynthia would have more breathing space. Cynthia cautiously begins to think that isn't such a bad idea. . . . Especially when an attractive widow, mother of an attorney in their local congregation, appears on the scene. With several interested parties working toward the same goal, surely it won't be too difficult to meet with success. But the results are hardly what they had anticipated.