Lori, a talented dancer, is devastated when her husband decides to join the military and fight against ISIS. As she tries to come to terms with his decision, she finds herself facing judgment and criticism from her own community, who believe that her husband's decision was heroic and patriotic.
Feeling isolated and alone, Lori turns to dance as a way to express her emotions and cope with her husband's absence. She begins attending dance classes, where she meets a group of like-minded individuals who share her passion for movement and self-expression.
Through her dance, Lori explores themes of love, loss, and war, all while grappling with the complex emotions that come with having a spouse in active combat. As she becomes more immersed in the world of dance, Lori begins to find solace and a sense of purpose, even as her husband's deployment overseas deepens.
The Rain Bride is a powerful story of one woman's journey to find her voice and express herself in a world that refuses to listen. Through dance, Lori finds a way to heal, inspire, and ultimately, to overcome.
