Strong as steel—That’s what this woman was. Phenomenal story. Inspiring. Sobering. Thought-provoking. “Hard-working” is a compliment. It’s an admirable trait, but when is enough enough? When does healthy ambition turn into greed?

FL character is the most savvy, unafraid, and determined business woman I’ve ever seen. Level-headed, fair, kind, but took zero crap from anyone. Set in the uber masculine steel industry, the FL was able to hang with the big boys and beat them at their own game. Yet, she was still a normal woman with normal vulnerability and limitations, a woman who desired love.

I found her sensible approach to love quite admirable and rational. While romance was not the center of the story by any means, there was indeed a mature and beautiful romance that developed and it was, chef’s kiss, relationship goals. This was full-grown woman, not a child, who knew how to recognize and appreciate a good man. She knew how to love well. She wasn’t looking for rainbows and fairytales. She knew how to accept reality and roll with it, instead of cry and boo-hoo if things didn’t quite go her way.

Amazing acting from everyone. Outstanding cast. A nice change of pace if you’re tired of vapid, tropy romances and want something more substantive and cerebral. Wow, just wow!