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Any movie with Lacey Charbert is a great movie. I watch every one she is in. I especially love any Hallmark Movie she is in. Christmas is my favorite time to watch her.

I always love a Lacey Chabert HMM so I liked this but was hesitant to watch just because I don't particularly enjoy sad content and child acting. But because it was Lacey, I watched. I also was excited that she was co-starred with the male because one of my all time favorite HMM is "Winter in Vail" but for some reason they did not seem to "fit". He seemed like he would not be a good fit for her in the story. And I feel so mean saying this if he has an issue with hair loss or something but what was up with that hair????? My husband even noticed, and that is saying something! Lol It looked like hair plugs or just so wierd of a hair style? Who is he, an italian mobster? It distracted me sooo badly, I couldn't focus on the dialogue! Haha. Again, I typically skip the sad content movies but had to watch because of Lacey. Glad I watched but way too sad for me! I watch HMM to get away from "real" life NOT watch it.

I found the kids to be a bit of a nuance but overall, a pretty enjoyable movie. Lacey and Tyler were perfectly matched and their chemistry definitely came through. I hope we get a sequel for sure.

The parents of two teens are killed in an auto accident. When the mother's sister comes back to North Carolina for the funeral, she unexpectedly finds that she has been selected by the parents to take custody of the kids. Lacey Chabert plays the part of Josie, the surprised sister, and does a fine job of portraying the strong emotions that attend such drama. Tyler Hynes plays the part of Cooper, the ex-boyfriend who is unattached and still living in their hometown. The chemistry between them is adequate. But he does an excellent job providing an accent and attitude that make this Canadian production feel like it might actually take place in the U. S. south. This Hallamark romance follows the usual templates---sometimes annoyingly so. But the acting is good. And the film's music is a cut above.

6/10 - a little more depressing than your typical Hallmark fare and the main characters' friends/family were the absolute worst, but it was nice to see Lacey Chabert add writing to her credits.

I don't see any other mention of what I see as the glaring flaw in this plot - the sister did not ask Josie in advance to be guardian of her children. Really? Hard to believe any lawyer would not have insisted on that. Of course, the surprise is an essential element of the plot. I'm usually fine with suspension of disbelief, but this stretched me too far. I liked the leads together, and I agree that Chabert was up to the acting challenges of displaying the emotions required. Good acting by rest of cast.