Kyle is not just the quarterback, but he is also the son of her father’s political rival. Hunter warns her that Kyle is a serious jerk and that matchmaking Ana and him up is not a good idea, but Kate doesn’t listen. Someone higher up the social hierarchy and settles on quarterback, Kyle. Kate decides the best way to fix Ana’s reputation is to pair her up with a guy better than her ex-basketball playing boyfriend Hank. Ana is adorable, but her ex-boyfriend has given her a bad reputation with the lies he has spread about her. Kate hates to owe anyone anything and has decided that she is going to help Ana. Kate quickly becomes friends with Ana-a shy, studious, photographer who helps Kate out with her photography and gets her in on yearbook staff (which gives her access to the darkroom she needs). In fact, they become best friends as Hunter helps her transition to Texas life, and appreciate things without constructing a narrative of doing some political machinations. The two end up being paired as science partners and they spend a lot of time together. He is cute and nice and whenever Kate gets a little too cocky and sure of himself, he is there to help push her on the right track, espechially as he understands the dynamics and politics of the town better than her. There she is in the middle of trying to birth a calf, unsuccessfully, when she meets Hunter (Mr. She needs volunteer hours and starts to help her Aunt Celia at her animal shelter.
She espechially wants to get way from her dad as she feels so guilty about what happened, and hates having to always be in “political mode”-all the time. She decides to find a way to lay low, up her volunteer hours, send them to her old school, get the letter and get out with what she wants. So Kate has a plan-she wants to go to art school to be a photographer, but to do that she needs an awesome portfolio and a fantastic letter of recommendation. Her boyfriend, now EX, was cheating on her with a senator’s daughter who lost her recommendation, and he secretly took photos of Kate- styling them to look extremely compromising and blasting them on the internet. She exposed this and changed the practices, but it was a hollow win. It started off as something good…Kate discovered that there was serious graft regarding which kids received letters of recommendation, scholarships, etc, for colleges.
Kate Hamilton (Emma Woodhouse) and her mother and Congressman father have been sent back to her father’s hometown of Red Dirt, Texas after her public scandal. Besides Jane Austen, I’m a big fan of Friday Night Lights. So of course Emma, caught my eye as I plan on reviewing every Jane Austen adaption, ( I know that’ll take years, but I’m okay with that), and had to check it out.
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