Margaret Jacobsen has always done things the right way; has always given 110%. She has a bright future ahead of her and all aspects of her life are falling right into place. Her career is on track and she's in love with the perfect man, Chip. She can see them married with a home and children and successful careers. Just when she thinks this last attainable goal is within her grasp, tragedy strikes and Margaret is back to square one. She sinks into an abyss of despair and self-pity. However, the old Margaret is still in there somewhere and with the spirit and tenacity that brought her previous success, she fights back. Luckily, she has a host of interesting and supportive people to help her out. This was one of those books that turned out better than I initially thought it would.