Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Honeymoon, Honeymurder

Not up to the quality of the 16 previous movies. Even Nick and Roe have lost the chemistry that has always been evident. Roe was so nosy that it was difficult to watch.

Like many media establishments, the Aurora Teagarden Team did a great job producing these movies in COVID restrictions - the screen industry really set a good example and went the extra mile to provide quality shows that helped us all through isolation. Thank you. Whilst there are some absences here, with such a big cast as this, it would be hard to get them all back every time, even in normal days.

Regarding the plot, it isn't my favorite in the series and I prefer Roe and her beau in the next/final outing, so I feel they could have made more if it wasn't for behind-the-scenes issues and the swap to a prequel format.

It's amazing how shows move off direction. This one stayed on course and improved which was an unexpected shock after the Mystery 101 disaster ending. In that one they drag the love story along with. A bogus new fiancé in the picture after just 11 months. Silly, have them grow like Roe and Nick , it's okay to be happy and not drag the bottom line story through the mud again. If you aren't locked after 7 episodes time to find a new series. I'm into Aurora and her band of misfits.

I love all the Aurora Teagarden movies and this one didn't disappoint . I usually can't guess the murderer which makes it more enjoyable.

The mysteries are always predictable and Candice's acting just tolerable but I've always still found them enjoyable. Not so here. Something seemed "off" about it all and it's not the fault of Covid. There's no energy, the script and mystery are flat, the usual great chemistry between "Nick" and "Aurora" isn't there and the two missing characters are sorely missed. "Nick" just seemed like a spare wheel tagging along with "Aurora" while she frantically and fanatically forced herself into everyone's business. Her acting was much worse than usual and direction was poor. There wasn't anything "pre-honeymoon" about it. Not even a candlelight dinner between the two!