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In the fertile plains of Anhwei, a humble farmer named Wang Lung toiled day and night, cultivating the only source of his happiness and survival: his land. Such was the world Pearl S. Buck brought to life in her novel, 'The Good Earth'. This tale, however, explores a fleeting moment of joy within Wang Lung's otherwise strenuous existence.

In the heart of Mississippi, during the grip of the Great Depression, the Logan family, led by their matriarch, Mama Logan, had always been a beacon of strength and unity. They were one of the few African American families who owned their land, a source of pride and a symbol of defiance against the oppressing racial hierarchy.

In the quiet, suburban outskirts of a small North Carolina town lived Logan Thibault, a sensitive Marine sergeant who was known to have a unique talisman - a photograph of an unknown woman. The photograph unexpectedly landed in his hands during his service in Iraq, and Logan survived several near-death instances since then, making him believe in the supernatural power of the photograph. He considered himself 'The Lucky One,' courtesy of the mysterious woman in the picture who became his guardian angel.