17A small town coming of age comedic-drama series about a recently graduated high school Valedictorian who longs to be a singer, but finds herself stuck in the insanity of a small town with no music. Emma finds herself battling the age old questions, who am I to become and do I dare follow my heart?
This small town coming of age comedic-drama has a wannabe singer stuck in the insanity of a small town with no music. Emma stops by church for some quiet time to ponder the contents of her heart, however whenever Reverend Ruby Parks dishes out "blessings to-go" to her regulars, it's all but quiet.
Emma has a run in with the new boy in town, and it didn't go well. She turns to the guys in Gully's general store for advice, and again, it didn't go well. Meanwhile, Larry is job hunting, and Grady gets his teeth cleaned by the Landecker Salvage bros, other than that, not much else has changed in Sanity, Florida; they ain't seen no reason to.
The circle of life in Sanity has Emma facing the question, who am I about to become? She has learned that to most people, including her Grandmother, life has order, it has to come full circle, it's expected. But, the call to her heart says differently and she seeks the one person she feels will give her hope.
In Sanity, Florida queries are crazy to say the least. Nevertheless, when facing life transitions it's always best to seek expert advice; we think. Anyway, Emma's journey continues, although Grandmum is doing her best to keep Emma on track with what is expected, we're starting to get the sense that all is not right in Emmaville.
Blind Dates, Board Games, and Getting Even, are Rarely a Good Idea. Emma begrudgingly goes on the blind date arranged by Grandmum, and enlists the clueless help of her childhood friend, Savannah, to help get her through the date. Meanwhile, back at Grandmum's, the arrival of her book-touting, romance novelist sister Patricia uncovers some pent up animosity over, well, who knows with those two.
Emma delaying life is starting to catch up with her. As she ponders her options, the town is up to something, but what? All is not as it seems and the front porch is a great place to find out.
It is the moment of truth for Emma, she has run out of delays, and is forced into making her decision a very public matter at a party in her honor. Emma faces a pivotal moment and sometimes the rocky path is the path best chosen.