Kate Evans only has one friend Rachel who is married to the man she's always been in love with, but instead of disappearing like others, she stays and takes care of the kids and Rachel when Shane is not there, she avoids him at all cost, making their relationship distant and cold. But everything changes one afternoon when Rachel suffers and accident leaving Shane and four kids behind.
What I liked:

• The plot was more mature than others, having kids involved complicates and calls for more drama which in this case I enjoyed a lot. 
• The kids are really involved in the story line, there's never a time in which they forget about them or leave them hanging, they are always there and have a voice, they play an important part in the story and that doesn't happen a lot.
• The backstory was simple, yet it made the story a bit more complex as it helped understand why some of the characters were that way, plus it adds up in characters.
• The fall out, I don't say this often, but this time I could feel the pain with the character, I even cried, it was written in a way in which you could feel connected with the character.