A Good Measure

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Eight months after her husband Jack's death, Libby Tennyson wanders through their old farmhouse on Tybee Island, Georgia, during her "melancholy hour," reflecting on the vibrant family life that once filled the space. With her six sons grown, she mourns her losses and worries about her youngest, Chase, who, unlike his handsome brothers, has always been gentler and more compassionate. Chase has found love and partnership with Liam Evans, and after six years together, they are ready to commit for life. However, both are uncertain about their family's acceptance of a same-sex wedding. Amidst her concerns, Libby finds solace in the Guild, a supportive group of widows, including her friends Ames and Payton, who meet weekly for wine and companionship. This connection offers Libby a safe space for honesty and growth, helping her navigate her grief and fears about the future. While she and Chase may not always agree, they both understand that true love ultimately prevails, highlighting the importance of acceptance and the bonds of family.