“Don’t think you can’t do anything to help her. You are her mother and in the end that is the most powerful relationship she has.”
Devon McDonald is determined to raise her autistic daughter Ali in a loving and supportive environment after her husband walks out on them. The words of Ali’s pre-school teacher are a much needed encouragement. She is ready to deal with whatever she has to in order to give Ali all she needs to grow and thrive. But as she faces an impending divorce, Devon is forced to seek her wealthy family for help and return to the dysfunction that drove her away. She learns the painful lessons of forgiveness as the approaching death of a loved one drapes its dark shawl over her life.
The Perfect Daughter
