I think this one is better than the first, although I know a lot of people might disagree, but I just think the story has more substance.
Mark Deklin looks pretty good in this one and I prefer Jill Wagner as the leading lady. I think Andrew Francis' character could have been gay to help the LGBT representation that these films so desperately need, but he's not definitely straight either.
The horrible child and the less attractive lead male don't feature in this one, but Allie is back, but don't expect too much from her as it is not a sequel about her at all.
I can actually empathise quite a lot with Sarah in this film, I have always wanted a little shop of my own, something along the lines of "Mr Magorium's Wonder Emporium", so I could quite happily settle down in a small town like Evergreen.
I think the moral to most of these stories is to not jump to conclusions in case you haven't heard the whole story.
Mark Deklin looks pretty good in this one and I prefer Jill Wagner as the leading lady. I think Andrew Francis' character could have been gay to help the LGBT representation that these films so desperately need, but he's not definitely straight either.
The horrible child and the less attractive lead male don't feature in this one, but Allie is back, but don't expect too much from her as it is not a sequel about her at all.
I can actually empathise quite a lot with Sarah in this film, I have always wanted a little shop of my own, something along the lines of "Mr Magorium's Wonder Emporium", so I could quite happily settle down in a small town like Evergreen.
I think the moral to most of these stories is to not jump to conclusions in case you haven't heard the whole story.