When Boston lawyer Mary Ross inherits a house in Plymouth from her late aunt, she has no idea she may have inherited a historical treasure. Mary's initial desire to sell the house is supported by her slick boyfriend, Rick, but she is shocked to discover local historian Everett Mather has evidence that her house is located on the site of the first Thanksgiving. With the house turning into an unexpected tourist attraction, putting Mary in the media spotlight at the prying of unscrupulous gossip blogger Ashleigh Mulligan, Everett tries to prove his theory and Mary tries to prove anything that will keep the house in her hands. Suddenly, Mary clings to the house as an artifact of her own history before her happy childhood memories were tarnished by her father's abandonment. Ultimately, Mary must decide if it is more important to preserve the house's historical ties or make it the site of many happy Thanksgivings to come. What will she choose?—Happy_Evil_Dude

Mary Ross, a successful attorney, has inherited a house in Plymouth, Massachusetts from her deceased aunt. Everett Mather is the town's local historian and has been working on discovering the true place of the first Thanksgiving his whole life. After years of searching, he thinks that the exact location is where Mary's house happens to sit. Everett keeps this information from the press, but word gets out. Mary isn't pleased when her house is turned into a tourist attraction. Everett proves his good intentions to Mary - that all he wants is for people of the U.S. to know where such an important historical event took place. Mary is enamored by Everett's love for his town. Her busy life as a lawyer is put on hold as she is taken in by not only Plymouth's charm, but Everett's as well. If the house is found to be the true location of the first Thanksgiving, Mary will have to decide if her old life is worth leaving for the love she's finally found.—Happy_Evil_Dude

When a Boston lawyer inherits a house in Plymouth, she has no idea she may have inherited a historical treasure. Her initial desire is to sell the house, but she discovers that her house may be located on the site of the first Thanksgiving.—Happy_Evil_Dude