Winter’s Daughter

In Hull, 1856, James Ripley and his wife Moira are committed to helping the poor. One stormy night, James responds to a flood in a shelter for the homeless. He rescues a young girl who speaks an unfamiliar language and seems to have lost her mother. As James grapples with concern for the child's safety, he faces the challenge of finding the girl's mother while also addressing the plight of those affected by the flood. This story explores themes of faith, hope, and the impact of charity amidst hardship.