In the deceptively quiet fishing village of Easter Cove, Maine, sisters Priscilla and Mary Beth Connolly, played by Sophie Lowe and Morgan Saylor, are reeling from their mother's sudden death. Facing financial ruin and a town full of prying eyes, their fragile world shatters completely when a violent encounter with a dangerous stranger forces them to take drastic, bloody measures. As they scramble to conceal their crime, they begin to peel back the quaint, knitted surface of their hometown, uncovering a network of secrets maintained by the formidable women who run the town, including the shrewd Enid Nora Devlin, portrayed by the formidable Margo Martindale. This darkly comedic mystery, co-written and directed by Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy, weaves a tale of sisterhood and survival where the salty air carries whispers of long-buried transgressions, and the local fishmonger's sea shanty might just be a warning. The sisters must navigate a treacherous path between the watchful gaze of the town matriarchs and the looming threat of exposure, discovering that in Easter Cove, the most dangerous catch is always the truth.