The story: Struggling with the loss of her husband, Missie decides to venture back home with her son and move in close to her parents. When an orphan train arrives hits the local church, Missie decides to adopt a spirited young girl named Belinda. Problems arise, however, when Belinda begins to act out because she feels empty without her brother (who was adopted by a nearby abusive couple). Meanwhile, the sheriff of the town begins to hit it off with Missie. Will Missie find love and be able to move on from her tragic past? Can Belinda be re-united with her brother and live happily with Missie? Note: This film is based on the popular "Love Comes Softly" book series by Janette Oke. There's a reason "Love's Unending Legacy" did not go to theaters. Aside from some solid acting, the movie is a typical, predictable Lifetime esque weepie that has preachy uplifting religious themes scattered throughout. Fans of Oke's books will no doubt eat this up, but everyone else should pass unless you like syrupy melodramas. The only extras are trailers for "Saving Sarah Cain," "Love's Unfolding Dream," and "Fox Faith Series."