Revenge Marriage, Sweet Love

I had hopes the casting of Jarred Harper and Emma Kotos would make for an engaging and good chemistry romance. However, it really didn't achieve that. The script dialogue for these two vacillated between stilted and juvenile. Despite the scripted professions of love, there was not much in the storyline to make it believable. And beyond the supposed romance, the storyline itself offered little in the way of pulling the audience in. Oddly enough, the best script lines for romantic attraction occurred between Emma Kotos and Jarred Harper's sidekick. The casting was wasted on a second-rate script and storyline. 3 of the 5 points are attributable to being able to watch Emma Kotos' rockin' bod.