Strange weather for love

When a searing drought threatens tiny Windy Corners, Caleb Lander scoffs at the suggestion to bring in a water witch. The village eccentric, Roger, reckons Misty, his sister, can help.  Caleb, chairman of the water board, wants science, not woo-woo nonsense.

But crops are failing, so he’s forced to work with her as a last resort despite not respecting her abilities. While Misty scours the parched environment looking for underground water, Caleb reluctantly succumbs to her mysterious enchantment.

Roger, not to be left out of the quest for water, lures the townsfolk into celebrating goofy ancient rain-making rituals he finds in an old book. Being stripped down to a fig leaf in an occult spell doesn’t bother Roger. Nor does nearly setting the village on fire. But when somebody with a secret agenda almost kills Misty, he’s brought to his knees.

Caleb and Roger must face the fury driving the person who wants the crops to fail. The search for water becomes a hunt for the potential killer. Can a flood of love find its way through the deserts of three troubled hearts?