In 1928, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, a New York newspaperman's wife, pursues her dream of becoming a successful fiction writer by buying an orange grove in rural Cross Creek, Florida. Despite initial doubts, she discovers that the property and its eccentric inhabitants, including her neighbors, a young maid, and grove hands, are not as she expected. As she navigates her new life, Marjorie's writing takes an unexpected turn, influenced by her experiences in Cross Creek.
Cross Creek
A renowned author escapes the chaos of her 1930s life to find refuge in the Florida wilderness, only to encounter a fresh array of obstacles, including the unwanted attentions of charming suitors, the interference of a demanding publisher, and the eccentricities of her new rural neighbors.
