Married on the same day. Two identical white pickup trucks. One tornado. Two sisters get into the wrong wedding cars—Emily, the gentle and long-suffering choir singer, mistakenly marries wheelchair-bound CEO Cole; Daisy, the fiery and tough bullfighting champion, mistakenly marries mafia mama's boy Ray. One is treated like a servant by her vicious mother-in-law and even slapped, then after divorce flees to Nashville and rises from bar singer to music star; the other whips the rowdy groomsmen with a riding crop, tames the mama's boy, and turns the tables to take control of the Miller family. In these mismatched marriages, one learns to fight back, the other learns to love. When Cole unexpectedly spots Emily in a photo and tracks her down in Nashville—his leg disability now healed—he says only one line: "However far you want to go, I'll go with you." A wrong wedding car, it turns out, was destiny
