Cute, fun story with humor and faith. I kind of felt sorry for Missy as she works full time in her dad's auto shop, he sends her on errands and expects her to cook dinner every night. Then he and her brother complain about how bad the meals are. When was she supposed to have learned to cook, since both her mother and grandmother died when she was young. She meets Robert when she sees him stuck on the side of the road and goes to help him with his car. Missy has had a big crush on her brother's friend for years and he was always fixated on another girl. When the other girl gets married, he turns his eyes to Missy. Thankfully she realizes he is just using her. I like how the women get Missy into their cooking classes despite her not being married. She learns a lot in the class and start making lots of different meals. It was touching when they went to church with Robert and her dad became a believer and I loved how Missy came to believe as well. Colorful and well depicted characters and the parrot Martha is so funny.