Busman's Honeymoon

Margaret Anne Martin feels a whirlwind of emotions as she watches her daughter Savannah embark on her new life as a bride. The joy of a wedding day is tinged with anxiety, as Savannah's choice of husband raises eyebrows among family and friends. Margaret grapples with the reality of her daughter choosing someone who seems less than ideal, prompting her to reflect on the nature of love, duty, and the complexities of family dynamics.

As the events unfold, Margaret finds herself entangled in a web of secrets and unexpected surprises, leading her to question her own beliefs about what makes a marriage truly successful. With each revelation, she must navigate her own feelings of disappointment and hope, all while trying to support her daughter in what should be the happiest time of her life.

As the story progresses, Margaret learns that love is often messy and unpredictable, and sometimes, it’s the imperfect unions that bring the most profound happiness. Through her journey, she discovers the depths of her own resilience and the strength of familial bonds, ultimately redefining her understanding of love and acceptance.