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The ending of the series, the question is what’s to come of these character’s lives? Will Christina be able to cope with her tragic event and be able to speak on it to a broader audience? How will Nathan’s impact on sports be now that he’s come out as a gay man? Will Heather become stronger for herself and kick the alcohol addiction and become closer to her children? It’s a journey of the characters and how they’re approaching the future and what’s to come. While many stories have happy endings, life has a way of making you realize that it isn’t always about happily ever after but about going through experiences to make you stronger than you’ll ever be.

In the year 1958, the United States and the Soviet Union went to war with each other, which ended with all out nuclear destruction. Following the apocalypse, different groups of people called tribes form. Almost 200 years later, 2Davik, who is a warrior of the Cherokee Tribe, is chosen to become a priest in the service of Unetlanvhi, their god. Meanwhile, the Cherokee are at war with their main rival, the Iroquois. Join Davik on his emotional and spiritual journey as he learns the secrets of his faith, finds love, and defeats his enemies to save his tribe.

Avalon Prish is a seventeen year old high school drop-out who has seemingly lost everything. Her mother, her relationship with her father, and her future at a top notch college. Feeling as if her life has no purpose, she runs away from her troubles in America and searches for answers in a place called Tamar's Home. There she meets a young woman who's unwavering faith challenges her to take a second look at life and the God she had long ago written off. Jelda's life in rural Uganda was simple. Yet, she couldn't ask for better. She had the love of her Savior, her family, her education... she had a future. She never expected that could change. She never expected that her village would b ...