A tour company mix-up leaves Clarissa, an awkward misfit, stranded in Spain on the Camino de Santiago. With her bougie vacation cancelled, her only choice appears to be to start walking.

But she is woefully unprepared to make this epic journey. Her oversized suitcase with a broken wheel and ballet flats are all wrong. And what is a Pilgrimage anyway?

Bailey, rebounding from a crippling experience and wanting only to be left alone, recognizes that the socially inept Clarissa is struggling and grudgingly takes her under her wing.

Is it the exhilarating hike through rural Spain, the whisper of new opportunities, or perhaps there’s something in the café con leche—Clarissa’s carefully constructed life begins to unravel.

When extending her trip gives her boss the excuse he’s been looking for to fire her—Clarissa must decide.

Going home now to the security of her loveless life, feels impossibly wrong. Like a shoe she’s outgrown. Is she willing to turn her back on all she knows for a chance to start over?