Pure Flix is the leading studio for Christian movies, and they have some great films...but, this isn't one of them. The plot starts off interestingly enough: Mia never knew her father, and loses her mother to a car accident while in college. However, the further turns of events don't make sense: Daniel isn't Mia's father, and knows that he isn't, but pretends to be anyway? How heartbroken would she end up being in the future once the actual truth comes out, as it almost always does? Why would a woman change her last name without getting married? I've heard from female friends that getting your new surname on everything can be a doozy, even in this day and age. Also, why would a rape victim go from dropping charges to agreeing to testify? Doesn't make much sense to me.

Not only that, but, the content wasn't as clean as I've come to expect from this studio. At least four profanities--one d-word, two h-words, and a misuse of the Lord's name--and an immodest fashion sense, ranging from waitresses in low-cut outfits to seeing Mia twice in a bikini. Did the executives at the studio watch this before releasing the DVD? While I know that Christian movies often feature tough issues, the attempted rape scene may be hard for some to watch, especially for those who have past experiences with such an act. All in all, this is one of the films that gives Christian cinema a bad name.