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Directed by  Gary Yates Story by  Les Alexander and Rob Gilmer Teleplay by Rob Gilmer  and Julie Sherman Wolfe DANICA MCKELLAR has always been beautiful, but she was extra lovely in this made for TV movie.  She and KAVAN SMITH looked good together, and I must say that they also looked naturally attracted, and later in love with one another. Those who hate that the couple only gets to kiss each other in the end would be happy to know that Kavan and Danica...I mean, Nick and Molly, shared kisses more than once. The flow of the story was smooth, and I particularly enjoyed the presence of Mr. BRUCE BOXLEITNER. The "other" couple in this movie was played by CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL and TAMMY GILLIS.  They are both seasoned actors and did their respective parts well. I just had a minor issue between Mr. Smith and Mr. Boxleitner.  I didn't see any resemblance between them.  Thankfully, I remembered that the mom, Clarissa, wasn't show...

When Boston lawyer Mary Ross (Emily Rose) inherits a house in Plymouth from her late aunt, she has no idea she may have inherited a historical treasure. Mary's initial desire to sell the house is supported by her slick boyfriend, Rick (Adam Kaufman), but she is shocked to discover local historian Everett Mather (Justin Bruening) has evidence that her house is located on the site of the first Thanksgiving! With the house turning into an unexpected tourist attraction, putting Mary in the media spotlight at the prying of unscrupulous gossip blogger Ashleigh Mulligan (Cerina Vincent), Everett tries to prove his theory and Mary tries to prove anything that will keep the house in her hands. Suddenly, Mary clings to the house as an artifact of her own history before her happy childhood memories were tarnished by her father's abandonment. Ultimately, Mary must decide if it is more important to preserve the house’s historical ties or make it the site of many happy Thanksgivings to ...

NOTE TO SELF:This is supposed to be their third month together, and Abby is now fifteen.  At first I was confused so I traced my  steps.  The series started with Abby being thirteen then months later, fourteen. Then a year later they finally became an item, so there, Abby is fifteen.  #HallmarkMoviesAndMysteries #GourmetDetectiveEatDrinkAndBeBuried Directed by Mark Jean Written by Becky Southwell and Dylan Neal based on the character created by Peter King The teleplay of husband and wife team, Becky Southwell and Dylan Neal, is funny, witty and exciting.  It's not something for the big screen, but for a TV series, it's quite good. There's some amount of predictability, but there's enough room for MYSTERY. A new character enters the scene and I think he is going to be a regular.  It's Bruce Boxleitner.  Since I haven't read the book, I don't know if his role  does appear in it. He is a welcome addition to the series.  Ther...