A Thousand Tomorrows

Karen Kingsbury wrote and produced this series. It is a beautifully written love story about a two young people on the rodeo circuit - Cody, a bull rider and Ali, a barrel racer. The movie is well photographed and engaging. Both are seeking the national title in their categories. It makes you realize the hard work and commitment that it takes to compete at this level. After watching one episode, you can't wait until the next. All of the acting is good and convincing, but the chemistry between Ali and Cody makes the movie. It is a family movie, with themes about forgiveness, fear, love and trusting God. If you are a fan of Karen Kingsbury, you won't be disappointed. I only hope there is a season two. I don't want the story to end.

I enjoyed watching the third episode of Karen Kingsbury's A Thousand Tomorrows. I loved the theme of friendship, love, hope, taking chances, faith and redemption. I enjoyed getting to know Ali and Cody and seeing their friendship blossom. I admired Ali's determination and courage to continue to live her life despite of her illness. She definitely wants to live her life to the fullest. I have to watch the next episode to see what happens between the two friends. I am an instant fan of this series.

I am giving Karen Kingsbury's A Thousand Tomorrows a very well deserved five plus stars. I highly recommend it for families of all ages and for those who enjoy watching sweet Romantic Comedies.

I received an early screen link of Karen Kingsbury's A Thousand Tomorrows from Pure Flix, but was not required to write a positive review. This review is one hundred percent my own honest opinion.