Katherine Carter does it again. She takes what seems to be the average romantic comedy and dives into the complexity of relationships, parental relationships, friendships, siblings and overcoming medical hardships.
Margaret, a young woman on the brink of her life (or at least the life she thinks she wants), is struck with tragedy and left fighting a medical battle. She is met with a less than supportive mother, guilt stricken but aloof fiancé, and reappearing sister, all of which add stress rather than support to Margaret. It is in the last place possible Margaret sees her real life before her...one she never thought hers or even possible!
Only marked down a star for the predictability. Otherwise fantastic.
Margaret, a young woman on the brink of her life (or at least the life she thinks she wants), is struck with tragedy and left fighting a medical battle. She is met with a less than supportive mother, guilt stricken but aloof fiancé, and reappearing sister, all of which add stress rather than support to Margaret. It is in the last place possible Margaret sees her real life before her...one she never thought hers or even possible!
Only marked down a star for the predictability. Otherwise fantastic.