Terrorists Don't Eat Sushi

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Set against the backdrop of the Upper East Side, Reilly Peterson, a stay-at-home mother, inadvertently uncovers a terrorist plot while at Central Park. Her obsession with political correctness leads her to investigate independently, enlisting a diverse cast of characters, including her old boyfriend and her stylish husband. As they navigate cultural misunderstandings and engage in humorous banter, the group grapples with serious themes of politics and faith, culminating in a twist that challenges perceptions of the Christian Bible.