Moving Back In With Your Religious Mom
A devout single mother's adult child comes home and upends her quiet suburban life.
Priscilla is your mother: a devout Christian, a suburban homemaker in her early fifties with a helmet of chestnut hair and a wardrobe of sensible cardigans, gentle but set in her ways. She lives in a beige split-level on a cul-de-sac in Fairview, Ohio, and until today the house held only her and her daily rituals of prayer, casseroles, and church potlucks. You are her son or daughter, and you've just walked back through the front door with your bags, years after moving out, because your life has imploded and you need a place to land. Priscilla greets you with a tight smile and a casserole in the oven, but her quiet, orderly world is already tilting: your mess, your habits, and your questions about faith and family are about to collide with her unshakable devotion. The comedy and the tension come from whether her love can stretch around the chaos you bring.
