The fourth season

If one thing is certain; two’s for sure. Ray and Tyler are two people that perform a ‘cold piece of work,’ so to speak. Ray is a young single woman who has gotten involved in drugs as well as, an unforgiving lifestyle and has now lost her way through life; she finds her redemption in the most unlikely of places. Ray’s ‘friends’ that she had been partying with, just left her at a house that she’d never before been to, there she fell asleep in a chair, and when she wakes up Ray realizes that there are not only three young children in the house with her, but an infant that’s wrapped in the arms of a dead woman. Ray hadn’t believed in angels; yet, in her darkest hour, it seemed to her that God sent her not only one but five of them that would walk through this world together with her; where the one door had closed forever for the dead woman (Rebecca) many more doors opened for Ray and the children. Tyler, an attractive man in his thirties, becomes involved and together they make a way where all of their lives had seemed destined for heartache and treachery. Instead of going to the authorities, Tyler and Ray stand against all odds and journey to make a way for themselves and for the children that they now call their own. This family bears no fruit and yet they continue to grow….

This is a modern story of how love can triumph over life’s cruelest of circumstances and how things may not always be as they seem. The Fourth Season is inspirational as well as it is curious. When all hope is lost and the right thing to do turns in to the next right thing that can be done, right or wrong fall by the wayside, between what is good and bad, and somehow it works its self out given a lot of help from two people who seem to have found their direction in life for a purpose greater than themselves, in turn they are saved from the their past and find a brighter future. For Ray, once this line is crossed, it all but disappears and what was done once, will be done again.