Tyler Doherty is an extraordinary eight-year-old boy. Surrounded by a family and community that loves him, coupled with the courage that faith has given him, he battles cancer every day with bravery and prayer. For Tyler, God is a friend, a teacher and a most important pen pal, and Tyler's prayers are in the form of letters, writing each day down and mailing it out.
The letters all ended up in the hands of Brady McDaniels, a postman at a crossroads in his life who felt overwhelmed. At first, he was confused and conflicted about what to do with the letters. After a while, he began to develop friendships with the Doherty family, not only getting to know Tyler, but also his strong, gentle but too much pressure mother, sturdy grandmother and his teenage brother Ben, who Each family member is trying to be strong in the face of unfortunate changes that may occur in their lives.
Impressed by Taylor's courage, Brady knew he had to do something with the letters. With a decision that was about to transform his mind and inspire his new friends and community, he decided, in an uplifting way, to inherit the child's unwavering faith in accepting his fate
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