There is something so amazing about seeing different generations gathered in the same story and trying to build a relationship and the fact that it's also women makes it something special.
We are following three women: Maya, her stepmother Jeanie, and Jeanie's teenage daughter, Ryder after the passing of Maya's father, Judge Joseph Donaldson, and them staying at this house that once belonged to him.
There was something very refreshing about seeing a story being written surrounding a strong group of women coming together to help each other heal in the way that each one of them needs. Seeing the steps that each one had to take in order to rebuild themselves and their relationships created a beautiful story that felt very real and authentic, which allowed the readers to truly get lost in the story and empathize with each and every character.
We are following three women: Maya, her stepmother Jeanie, and Jeanie's teenage daughter, Ryder after the passing of Maya's father, Judge Joseph Donaldson, and them staying at this house that once belonged to him.
There was something very refreshing about seeing a story being written surrounding a strong group of women coming together to help each other heal in the way that each one of them needs. Seeing the steps that each one had to take in order to rebuild themselves and their relationships created a beautiful story that felt very real and authentic, which allowed the readers to truly get lost in the story and empathize with each and every character.