Two women. Two mothers. Two lives reshaped by the children they lost. A love letter to belonging.
Tara is a single mother doing a bad job of mothering.It's not her fault, but when she enters the world of social workers and the family court, the system is against her.Tara soon learns that of all the professionals she meets, only the therapist really understands because she knows what it is like to lose a child: her own baby who was named Anna. Despite doing everything asked of her, Tara cannot win.Dylan must be adopted and she has to face a life without him. But what if the social worker's lie had been found out, would it have made a difference?Against the odds, they all cross paths years later in the local hospital. Each has a role that brings them into contact with the others.For Tara who has turned her life around and is a volunteer at the League of Friends, Dylan is constantly in her thoughts. A longed for reunion with Dylan brings joy and healing. For Dylan a young CEO, his company's sponsorship within the hospital helps him find a way to share life with his birth mother. In the same building Anna is the hospital radio host and a much-loved voice. Her mother for whom she is still searching, is a patient within the hospital who loves to listen. When Anna recruits an agency to help find her mother, the same social worker crops up, who covertly reveals Anna's mother's address. Before Anna can make a move, her mother dies. Loss is compounded by a disaster within the hospital. Amidst the tragedy Tara, Dylan and Anna get to meet and a new relationship is formed when Dylan and Anna fall in love. The connection to Tara's past is revealed and her life begins anew, as mother to them both.
