A hauntingly beautiful account of how women understand their
purpose in life and use their power to transform humankind . .
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In twenty-first century America, in a remote town nestled in the
Sierra mountain forests, Alma Whitman lives secluded with her
brother Edgar and with Fenway, Edgar's golden retriever. Alma has
never set foot in a church and draws her spiritual strength from
the wilderness. She forges emotional and spiritual connections
within a community of women called the Sisterhood. Within the
community of sisters Alma seeks close relationships with Florence
de la Rosa, Dr. Silvia Preston and Desiree Parker, whom she senses
will strengthen, guide, and carry forward the work of the
Sisterhood.
Every Sunday Reverend Henry rushes to the Whitman cabin for his
weekly chess game. Edgar and Henry grapple in the heat of mock
battle, while Alma prepares lunch for "her boys." Henry is an
established minister of the cross. He holds great sway in the
community of Abbeville, most of which attend his house of worship,
Damascus Church. That is until Fredrika Handley's gossip mill links
Reverend Henry to Anne Dean, the church secretary and wife of one
of the church elders. Soon whispers are heard around town about
Reverend Henry and other female members of his church.
When Alma, who is almost four decades Reverend Henry's senior,
reaches out to Henry, town gossip ignites and an all out battle for
the streets of Abbeville begins. Reverend Henry resigns his
position as Pastor of Damascus Church. Fredrika and her gossip mill
paint Alma and the Sisterhood as forest enchantresses. Abbeville
slips under the control of Reverend Jacob, who renames Henry's
church, the Damascus Reformed Church. And, Abbeville is literally
destroyed.
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