Review: pleasant surprise, fantastic story.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 12, 2013
Great storyline,Seth had lost his wife, and did not want to loose his daughter, Faith who was living with his wife's parents. He was a 'famous' country and western singer, but had stopped singing, causing financial issues.We first start out with Seth rushing to get to the airport, when he sees and stops at a car accident.  Although he doesn't want to miss his flight, he decides to stay and help.  Leaving a necklace with the girl in the car, so she can get it back to him.We them jump a little further, after he looses his car, with him at the airport in the worse storm Nashville had ever seen, all flights cancelled!  He is desperate to get back to his daughter, but the weather has other ideas!  We also meet Trista and her daughter Savannah, who has left her boyfriend, but they are stuck at the airport too. and we meet Frank, who also needs to get home.  Frank gets the last rental car and overhears Seth losing his patience as there are no cases left.  Frank offers Seth a ride.So they journey begins, with Seth being grateful but still feels everything is against him.  the weather is getting worse, but they continue, after a while they come across a broken down vehicle, although Seth wants to leave it, Frank convinces him to offer they occupants a ride, its Trista and Savannah, mother and daughter.We learn all about each of the characters stories, all desperate too get back to Fort Wayne, but all leaving something behind in Nashville.The journey is not without hitches,  They happen onto as wedding in a place called Cupid.  Seth's attitude begins to change he let's himself begin to hope! Trista's past catches up with them, but crisis is averted! Frank is this as wise as ever!They eventually make it home, Frank gets back to his wife, Seth makes the court appearance, still doubting himself, and Trista goes back to her mom.  But she surprisingly turns up to support Seth at Court.Loved how it all turned out, life does have a habit of turning things around. great epilogue.