Capture My Heart
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Everyone has a past. Some are grateful. Some would like to forget.
Seraphina Lockwood has just graduated college. Having been in and out of foster homes for as long as she can remember, she just wants a family and life to call her own.
What happens when she answers an Ad for the elusive artist Connor Thompson as an assistant? Will she conform to his ways or will she change him for the better?
Sometimes we need someone in our lives that can change our perspective.
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