Annie Rush appears to have it all: she is producing the
cooking show she always dreamt of (though she had dreams of being the star),
she is married to a great man---who also happens to be one of the co-hosts of
her show (though lately things haven’t been going so well in their marriage)
and she just realized she’s pregnant (but she’s not quite sure she’s ready for
a baby). All at once, her life is turned
topsy-turvy and Annie is involved in an accident, waking up a year later from a
coma with a long road to recovery and a lot of things to remember. Instead of LA, she wakes up near her hometown
of Switchback, Vermont where her family has been producing maple syrup for
years. Annie isn’t even aware she is
married at first and concentrates on her recovery under the care of her
divorced mother and father, brother and sister-in-law, four nieces and nephews
and the high-school-boyfriend, now judge, she left behind. Slowly, Annie regains her memory, with a few
surprises along the way, and in the process of regaining her life she learns
she is now divorced and begins to reevaluate the choices she made and decides
that this time she is going to be the one really making the decisions…but can
she have everything she wants? A timeless
story that once again reaffirms the power of family to heal and that time worn
adage, you CAN go home, but Annie makes sure it is for her reasons.
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