A Woman's Nightmare

There's only so many ways you can spell stupid. And the lead female character is evidence that you can't fix stupid. She goes to bed with a kid she has known for, like, ten minutes. And it's not a one night stand....it's several times. Then she wonders why the kid won't leave her alone after her husband comes back. Gosh.

And then, when talking with her friend about the affair, she says she slept with him but it wasn't really her. It was the character in her book. That could be a new defense strategy when someone commits a crime- "Yeah I did it but it really wasn't me!" The whole story was overwhelmed by this woman's stupidity.

At least the dumb woman reflected on her experience and learned from it. Too bad she had ruined so much by then.

The acting is beyond terrible in this movie. It was so unrealistic, it felt so forced. The camera work looks terrible as well. The daughter's acting was the worst for me, it feels so fake and forced like someone is trying out acting for the very first time. Sorry but I can't get past the bad acting to even address the other issues of this movie.

Love LMN. Love Corky ! Always have loves some of these lifetime movies. I have some favs and this is one

Bad acting, bad movie plot ! Don't know why I continued watching until the end. Total waste of time.

I'm a big fan of LMN movies and understand that there's probably a software program that writes half of the plot line (friend figures out real villain, friend gets killed by villain before they can tell them, man tries to save the day in the end but fails, woman lead finally saves the day). The better LMN movies manage to add at least something unique, some kind of plot twist, to make the movie a little different. This one doesn't.

Gina Holden isn't one of my favorite LMN actresses and doesn't shine here. The guy who plays her husband, LMN regular Corin Nemec, is even worse. The handsome Johnny Jay Lee, the chief villain, might have a future if he could tone down the overacting. I don't see much of a future for the young Alexandria DeBerry either.

Come on LMN. Hire some more writers to spice things up a bit.