Margareth
Margaret Tate is a powerful and feared editor-in-chief in New York, known for her ruthless personality. Canadian by birth, she finds herself in trouble when her American visa expires and she faces deportation. To avoid losing her career and being sent back to Canada, Margaret comes up with a plan: she forces her executive assistant, Andrew Paxton, to marry her. Andrew, an ambitious young man who aspires to be an editor, reluctantly agrees to the scheme. He imposes some conditions, including a promotion and the publication of a manuscript he champions. To convince immigration that the marriage is real, they travel to Sitka, Alaska, Andrew's hometown, to meet his eccentric family before the wedding takes place. There, Margaret, the big city woman, is forced to adapt to life in a small community. She participates in activities
About Margareth
Margaret Tate is a powerful and feared editor-in-chief in New York, known for her ruthless personality. Canadian by birth, she finds herself in trouble when her American visa expires and she faces deportation. To avoid losing her career and being sent back to Canada, Margaret comes up with a plan: she forces her executive assistant, Andrew Paxto...Read more