The Thin Gray Line speaks of women’s right to be themselves without judgement and live free of violence and abuse, and of a young woman forced to choose between doing what is right or what is legal.

Twenty-six-year-old June Garrett is a smart but impulsive laborer, as serious about her job as she is about having fun. Since her mother’s death fifteen years before, June has become fiercely devoted to her sister November, and her father, Sam, whose health has been deteriorating.

Little sister November is naïve and vulnerable, and married a somewhat older man named Jake, a mascupathic monster just waiting for his wife to inherit the family farm, their share of the company, and insurance money. When June’s father dies, the eldest daughter is left in complete care of his estate and money.

Jake’s hope for his wife’s inheritance is shattered, and November’s husband unleashes his frustrations and fury on first June, and then his wife, nearly killing the latter. In the aftermath, June must decide on action to liberate her sister and change their lives forever.