Dawna Wilkins, a strong and self-made woman, is head of the Hanson museum. She meets John Collins, an Anthropology professor, through her friend David. John helps Dawna authenticate Incan artifacts and takes Dawna's daughter Emily into his class. Despite being attracted to John, Dawna is hurt when he sees her only as a friend. One month later, Emily goes missing and is later found murdered.
Like Mother, Like Daughter
A single mother's perseverance and resilience allow her to succeed in her career as the leader of a renowned art house, while also providing a loving and supportive environment for her daughter.
