Emilia Bloom (Melora Hardin) is a highly successful spy novel writer who is estranged from her adult children, Taylor Bloom (Katherine McNamara) and Zach Bloom (Max Lloyd-Jones). She left them after they lost their father. She arranges a book signing at the hometown book store and tries to reconnect with them. Taylor tries an unusual dating app and is surprised when she's pair with a woman, Franki (Arienne Mandi).
This is a Hallmark. It's interesting for a couple of interesting actresses not normally seen on Hallmark. It's doing a gay romance which is unusual for Hallmark. It all adds up to something interesting without it all working. Sometimes, I think the movie should do either concentrate on the family conflict or the gay romance, but not both. They don't compliment each other unless Emilia is shown to be anti-gay. It's still interesting.
This is a Hallmark. It's interesting for a couple of interesting actresses not normally seen on Hallmark. It's doing a gay romance which is unusual for Hallmark. It all adds up to something interesting without it all working. Sometimes, I think the movie should do either concentrate on the family conflict or the gay romance, but not both. They don't compliment each other unless Emilia is shown to be anti-gay. It's still interesting.