The Reverend James Biddle loves good books and traditional values, fearing the brave new digital world and the interweb. He’s thirty-six. He fights modernization. Fights and fails to stop his own St. Matthew’s Anglican Church from holding a U2charist (a very real, very awkward phenomenon) to attract younger parishioners. When he meets Melissa Wembley, a red haired hipster, it’s love at first sight. Too bad she’s betrothed to another and James will be officiating. But when his thirteen-year-old goddaughter, Jo-Marie, runs away to escape her violent father, Melissa is eager to assist James in a desperate search. As she helps navigate the online missing person pages and the gritty Pacific Northwest streets, James discovers that Melissa, like him, seeks redemption for past mistakes now impossible to ignore.