Inspired by the real-life Black "window vendors" who sold meals through train windows in the late 1800s-and guided by the Holy Spirit's nudge to honor their courage-this novel blends history, humor, danger, romance, and faith into one unforgettable journey. In 1890, a fearless group of plus-size cooks turns a simple train-side food hustle into a movement that transforms a town. Each morning they race the whistle, dodge railroad agents, calm police dogs with fried chicken, slip past jealous competitors, and pray their skirts don't get caught in wagon spokes or too close to moving trains. Their courage, laughter, and faith build a reputation that reaches far beyond Biscuitville.