Early in her career as an obstetrician, Dr. Victoria Brooks had to make a tough call. With Kerry Meyers in a desperate condition in childbirth, either the mother or the infant daughter would perish. The doctor followed the wishes of the mother and saved the child. But years later, it would appear to be payback time for someone who believed that Dr. Brooks made the wrong choice.

There was an interesting set of characters, including Dr. Brooks' daughter Noelle and two hospital interns, Claire and Luna. Dr. Brooks has the feeling that someone is following her, and a cat-and-mouse game ensues. There was a brisk pacing to the film and good suspense built in to the narrative with the three interns.

The only shortcoming was that the entire revenge scenario stretched credibility. Dr. Brooks was clearly a dedicated practitioner who was following the Hippocratic oath. It was due only to a truly twisted mind to find fault with Dr. Brooks' decision making process.

Still, the cast was excellent, and there was a strong denouement with the possibility opened for a sequel. But, for the moment at least, it is cause for celebration for young Noelle, who is off to the Angel of Mercy hospital in Chicago, where she will no doubt be involved in many special deliveries.