In an age of chaperones, high
society, and civilized city living, a young woman withdraws from the
traditional customs of her day to live a single life on the edge of a wild moor.
The winters are fierce, the terrain is trying, and society is limited, but
Rhoda, with a will and purpose of her own, makes this wet and wide-open
country her home because she intends to sow more than flowers and vegetables on
these hills.

On the moor and in the little
village lying just below, are a harvest of souls that do not know the
difference between existence and life. Finding her neighbors living so fearfully
close the other world, but afar off from the fullness of life with Christ, Rhoda
prayerfully tries to till the barren fields of their hearts. She is met with opposition
and trials from every direction, even from within herself. She must learn to
pocket her pride and truly accept God’s will as her own.