"Long story short, my sister got married, I had a mental breakdown, and got rid of all my possessions..." McRae Edwards has always considered herself the caretaker for her older sister who has Down syndrome. But when her sister calls and tells her she's met the man of her dreams and wants to get married, McRae begins to wonder which of them is in need of care. Meanwhile in her capacity as a hospice social worker, she meets a new client, the beautiful and vibrant Stella. Stella and her husband, Wyn, have the kind of marriage McRae's always dreamed of, emphasizing the fact that she's alone. When she meets Connor, her sister's boyfriend's brother, she's certain she's met her match. Who better to understand how it is to be in a special needs family? But then there's Wyn, struggling with anger and grief and in need of a friend. As McRae gets rid of her possessions, she begins to understand something Stella told her, that life's not about the things you own, it's about the people you have in it.
