Terry Ingram (1)

A very touching, heart-warming story about a young girl and her widowed father who befriend a drifting graduate student. They help guide each other through grief and love.

I really liked that they worked through their issues during the movie; it was visible. Also liked that the kiss didn't wait until the end which is so typically Hallmark. The plot was different which I also appreciated. My review on the Hallmark app says "I want to dance with Brendan Penny." You'll see what I mean.

Not a typical Hallmark movie because it is bittersweet, not lighthearted. Alison Sweeney is a fantastic actor and teamed with Lucas Bryant they make the movie. You will cry and you will smile. Give it a look. You won't be disappointed.

Part 3
I really love the conclusion of this three part story. It was so obvious that Nate and Frankie were in love even to the feuding families. And it almost broke them up. Cook and Penny were so loving to each other that it was a delight to watch. A fitting end to the story. Hallmark tries to do series stories that are not mysteries but this trilogy is the best they have done.