Wayward

Emery Hazard's wedding plans are upended as his fiancé, John-Henry Somerset, becomes distracted by his father's mayoral campaign and inner family conflicts, which soon escalate into a web of political and personal intrigue. When Hazard is drawn into a missing persons case that uncovers a murder, he must work alongside Somers and navigate the complex dynamics of small-town politics, class tensions, and fractured relationships. As external threats and family struggles converge, Hazard faces difficult choices that could reshape his life and the town of Wahredua forever.