Angela Young is a best-selling author whose books are being adapted into a film. But she becomes stressed with all the interviews, and traveling, and attention, so sneaks out just before an interview and heads for Vermont to take a break and unwind. But on the way, Young has a car accident and loses her memory, leaving her stuck in Vermont and living in the widowed doctors house with him and his kids while she tries to regain her memory.
The acting was fine, but nothing memorable. I was glad to see that Hallmark was handling the romance in a different setting than bakeries or farms and I was glad that it wasn't about some spoiled girl changing. While I figured that Young would end up with the doctor, I was intrigued by the different style it was written in and wanted to see how it played out. The humour was great, and while you could say that there is no or at least hardly any chemistry between the two main cast members, they are pleasure to watch and can be quite funny.
Overall, it's a good movie and if you love romance movies, you might like this one.
Review of Falling for Vermont
