A fiercely independent single mother fights to save her chaotic community coffee shop from eviction while struggling to hold together her fractured family, troubled regulars, and the found family that refuses to let her fail.

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HURRICANE COFFEE follows Mistina, a fiercely independent single mother who runs a chaotic, barely-surviving coffee shop that doubles as a lifeline for anyone with nowhere else to go. Equal parts refuge and disaster zone, the shop attracts a rotating cast of struggling locals—runaways, addicts, dreamers, and drifters—each looking for something they can’t find anywhere else. Mistina prides herself on being the one who holds it all together… even as her own life quietly unravels.

When her landlord threatens eviction in five days, Mistina is forced into a fight she can’t outrun or fix alone. As she scrambles to save the business, her instinct to help everyone else begins to cost her everything—customers walk out, opportunities slip through her fingers, and her fractured relationship with her teenage son threatens to break completely. Surrounded by a loyal but flawed community who want to help, Mistina resists, convinced that accepting support comes with a price she can’t afford to pay.

But when her world spirals into chaos—health inspectors at the door, her business on the brink, and her carefully controlled life exposed—Mistina is forced to confront the truth she’s been avoiding: survival isn’t about saving everyone… it’s about letting people show up for you. Hurricane Coffee is a raw, funny, and deeply human dramedy about found family, second chances, and the messy, imperfect ways we learn to lean on each other when everything falls apart.

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