While Jakob Hutter is still remembered centuries later, little is known of his wife Trindl. A Tyrolean peasant woman, she suffered deeply because of her marriage to an Anabaptist leader. Not only did she leave her family to live as an outcast in the mountains, but she also lost her husband to martyrdom and her only child to the authorities. Was it possible for her to lose so much without losing faith in Christ too? A work of historical fiction.