Maggie is desperate to end an emotionally abusive relationship, and must gather the courage to do so. Amidst her husband and three children, she has lost herself along the way. It's 1934 and The Great Depression is in full swing.
To keep afloat during the depression, Tony gets into moving liquor for the mob. The wife he knocks about stays home with the kids while he's running around with women and whiskey. Maggie tolerates as much as she can, from the mouthy children, to the secrets of her in-laws.
She's finding herself again, but she's had enough of men. Then again. . . there is this one gypsy. Maybe one day Maggie will come to appreciate the mysterious man standing outside her window at night? . . . Or not. Only time will tell which man will be the one who deserves her love.
Maggie's family is stronger than ever as their deepest, darkest secrets find the light. Don't judge anyone else's position while your skeletons are crashing through the closet door. Is that bootleg liquor you're distilling?
