Divorced from her husband the SOB she struggles alone to support her autistic son and herself. Trying desperately to give him some semblance of family , despite the fact that his biological father - the SOB is ashamed of him. Dana has been offered a job that is too good to pass there is, however, one catch. It s back in her old hometown, where her ex the SOB - still resides. Dana takes the job as Personnel Director of the local hospital and very soon finds herself and all her skills pitted against Union negotiator Patrick Mitchell.
Sparks fly in more ways than one from here on out.
I found myself cheering Dana on to overcome all odds. This is a story of one woman s determination to succeed. Ultimately, it is also a story about love between mother and son as well as woman and man. I admired the manner in which Gettys painted Dana and Patrick s love. They were an adjunctive to one another one wasn t overshadowed by the other.