Once I started I couldn't stop watching! Enjoyed the plot. Enjoyed watching Kristen! Kept me interested.

So, I watched the whole series. I waited when an episode didn't appear and found it the next week. Not only did the episodes drag on, but the series, by missing air dates, dragged it on too.I was expecting brilliance in the courtroom. Okay that didn't happen. Well then maybe romance par excellence, might be the theme. Well, no that didn't happen either. So what is this show?Well, it is about a lawyer we goes up against her dad's firm: a firm for which she worked, until she grew a conscience (maybe). She is suppose to be a brilliant lawyer, everyone said so. As a rule she just runs away, comes back, and gets blind sided by daddy at every turn. Then somehow, because daddy's past has people who hate him, they give the 'brilliant lawyer' evidence which daughter dearest uses to blackmail daddy into settling a case she couldn't win legitimately.Really? How repugnant can you get. She isn't a good lawyer, she isn't a good daughter, and she simply stumbles upon evidence which she uses to blackmail her dad so he will settle. I kept watching because I couldn't believe that her brilliance in court wouldn't shine through in the end. Shame on me. This is just a mediocre, badly written, drama about nothing, using the promise of a court battle to keep us from watching something else.

For being filmed in small town Manitoba and using many locals for numerous roles; it is surprisingly well done.Great story and even touches on some taboo topics to do with white vs indigenous history in Canadian Prairies

Well I had hopes for this show. A mainstream show willing to tackle vaccine damages. I expected it to be a kind of Erin Brockovich in tv show form. But boy was I wrong as it turned out to just be another pro vaxxing propaganda piece absolving vaccines from any blame what so ever when it comes to negative health issues.Still had to give a decent amount of stars though because the acting isn't bad or anything.