Christine Wright isn’t your average priest. An ex-special forces soldier and recovering alcoholic, she’s brought her twitchy reflexes and a knack for trouble into her new role as a church minister. And on day one, things explode—literally.

It starts with a buried body. Add a furious widow, a missing church artifact, and a stalker hell-bent on revenge, and Christine’s new calling looks more like a high-stakes mission than a quiet parish life. As the chaos unfolds, her military past and her radical approach to faith clash with the expectations of her skeptical parishioners.

Among them is a suspicious local who seems determined to expose her secrets and a terminally ill military cop whose obsession with Christine might just ruin her second chance at redemption. With every misstep, Christine wonders if she’s too broken for this life—and if she can’t fake piety, can she survive this ministry? Her unlikely guiding light? Mystic Julian of Norwich, whose famous words—“all shall be well”—sound less like a comfort and more like a dare Christine can’t afford to lose.

Wickedly funny, sharply insightful, and full of twists, All is Well invites listeners to root for the irreverent yet endearing Christine Wright as she wrestles with faith, failure, and a whole lot of wrongs in search of what’s right. This is a story of resilience, redemption, and the beautifully messy journey of trying to make peace with the past while forging a new path forward.