Susan A Rodgers
The light in me honors the light in you. Fear. Sacred Peace’s first season of production was not the idyllic shoot Josh and Jessie, and their cherished friends and family, had hoped for. Now, as season two looms, armed with only a sketchy, uncertain lead on who was targeting Josh and why, everyone is trying to move forward the best way they know how, in spits and starts, some with the uncertain hope that reaching out to the suspect behind the attacks might be the key to mitigating the threat. A divided approach does nothing to quell the uneasiness and increased fear as the vicious threats grow more sinister, and suddenly, just hanging on while the tension mounts and the unthinkable happens, becomes the most challenging feat of all.
