Close to Home (2005)

In the veneer-clad world of suburban tranquility, Close to Home unveils the shadows where unimaginable crimes lurk. We follow the relentless journey of Annabeth Chase, a fiery, young prosecutor armed with an unblemished record of convictions, who finds herself battling the demons rising from her own community's underbelly. Recently returning to the legal fray after embracing motherhood, Annabeth's resolve is steeled, her fervor ignited by the desire to shield her family and neighbors from the insidious threats that dwell among them. Her legal prowess is constantly put to the test by her fresh-faced boss, Maureen Scofield, a straight-shooting attorney who doesn't shy away from pushing Annabeth beyond her comfort zones. At the helm of their team is Steve Sharpe, a staunch supporter of Annabeth, yet perpetually wary of the media's portrayal of their high-profile cases. Amidst the turmoil of her professional voyages, Annabeth finds solace in her unwavering pillar, her husband, Jack, who provides a haven of stability as the tremors of her challenging job threaten to seep into their domestic bliss. Close to Home is a vivid portrait of a woman's crusade for justice, swaddled in the deceptive tranquility of suburbia, where every case is not just a professional challenge, but a personal battle.

Close to Home is a crime show featuring Jennifer Finnigan and created by Jim Leonard.

Close to Home is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on The Roku Channel.