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Maya dreams of moving into the Cedar Street commune, while Leo worries that sharing their lives with others could cost them their relationship. The couple must confront jealousy, communication, and competing ideas of what home can become.

Lighthouse keeper Maya has spent five years in isolation after an accident, with her dog Finn for company. When an injured stranger arrives during a violent storm, protecting her refuge also means confronting what she has avoided.

After three years with Leo, a narrator finds familiar Sunday rituals unsettled by the news that he has met Finn. Navigating a changing polyamorous relationship means confronting jealousy, uncertainty, and the need for honest reassurance.

In a jasmine-filled Portland home, Iris feels unsettled by her partner Morgan’s growing closeness to potter Rowan. As their relationships change, jealousy and candid conversations test how much room they can make for one another.

Estranged siblings Aris and Lena inherit their reclusive aunt’s failing bakery in Cedar Hollow. Coded journals and recipe cards turn a difficult homecoming into an investigation of family secrets, while reopening the distance between them.

Estranged from his father for years, Mr. Ashworth inherits a deteriorating house on the North York Moors after his death. Investigating its strange whistling and undertaking repairs draws him toward family memories and an unfamiliar village community.

Cameron has built The Cutting Room Floor into a salon where clients and staff can reinvent themselves. His growing attraction to colleague Maya invites a more personal change, testing the confidence he so readily offers everyone else.

Retired Silas Thorne returns to Aunt Ida's remote lighthouse with his practical architect daughter, Elara, who favors selling it. Memories, grief, and a meeting with its keeper challenge their assumptions about the place and its remaining purpose.