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The library where Aurora Teagarden works is having an Elizabethan week and for a fundraiser they are having a fundraiser Elizabethan style. But the prize exhibit is an actual crown wore by her at the 1597 debut of Love's Labour Lost. Someone in a clever scheme heists the crown.and there s a big roomful of suspects.

Candace Cameron Bure leads her Real Murders club including cousin Dylan Sloane.to investigate to the usual consternation of the cops. But she knows sometimes better than they.

The culprit comes from wat out of left field and all I will say is that the crime was done for not the usual motives. It's what baffes the police iand also Aurora until almost the end of the film.

A good start to the latest round in the Teagarden series.

A daring theft takes place before an audience and the hunt is on for the thief, or thieves, who pilfered a Tudor crown known as "Leicester's Gift." Aurora (Candace Cameron Bure) Teagarden and her minions scour Lawrenceton in search of clues. Meanwhile, Nick (Niall Matter) is waiting for the perfect moment to propose to the ardent amateur sleuth.

There is no shortage of suspects in this whodunit. And there are plenty of red herrings. Although some clues seem readily apparent, it is no simple matter to anticipate the ending of this crime solver.

A make believe world full of faery dust with good actors performing in a step up from soap operas. Did my head in but I knew it was Hallmark before hand. As for Sally looking different - we change weight, we get pregnant or not, change workouts, etc. There can be several reasons she looks a little different, just like life.

I think I agree with the other reviewer that I much prefer Yannick Bisson as the boyfriend, because I love him in Murdoch. This new guy is suffering in comparison because yeah, not working for me. Ro is so much smarter and better than that. Love the rest of the cast but the writing has suffered in comparison to the older episodes.

7/10 - definitely a step up from some of the other recent additions to the Aurora Teagarden series

There are some wonderful cameos in this offering in the Aurora Teagarden Mystery Series, which remains one of my three favorite mystery series on Hallmark along with Hannah Swensen's Murder she Baked and mystery 101.

In this episode Nick is trying to find just the right moment to propose to Aurora, Sally's reluctant set up seems to be a miss, and the big event is a fundraiser for a literacy program at the library (Renaissance night Fundraiser) in which the lure is a dress like one that was worn by Queen Elizabeth I along with a crown said to have been worn by her that are on loan from a private collection of the Seattle Museum and under high security managed by Lynne.

First the Tudor Crown goes missing and second a murder...this shapes up to be another excellent murder mystery. Cue the murder board and the Real Murders Club! Loved the strong character of Mia Qwan.

"Magicians always have an assistant."-Nick.

My absolute favorite scene is when Nick catches Sally and Ro in his friend Eric's office....their prairie dog routine was priceless! This leads to our couple's first fight...Eric being on the suspect list.

"We're always on the same side, Ro."-Nick

While looking for a philandering security guard, Sally and Ro find body #2! This was a great who dunnit.

I highly recommend this series and enjoy watching every episode of this cosy mystery loosely based on the Charlaine Harris book series.

Candace Cameron Burre's acting is superb but why do you make her wear those hideous wigs? The color is horrible and it looks so fake (no part, stiff, orange). Everyone else's hair looks natural. I can't focus on the episode for looking at that awful wig! Stop making her wear it. Her natural hair is beautiful!

I created this review just to respond to the reviewer asking about Sally. Yes, she is being played by the same actress who has played the character since the beginning. However, the priceless facial expressions that Sally is famous for are quite frankly missing in this latest installment. This is what more than likely confused the other reviewer. Best guess? Botox. It's a shame because Sally has always been my and my daughter's favorite character just because of her classic visual responses.

I gave this a 5 because my daughter and I can't stand Nick. Although Aurora began the series with revolving boyfriends, they seemed to have settled her with Martin, whom we deemed the perfect fit. We can only surmise that the actor's schedule became too overwhelmed with the increased number of season episodes required in his main series "Murdoch Mysteries," therefore could no longer commit to playing Martin. The actor is amazing, however; the only actor who could stand his own against the amazing Aurora. My daughter and I refer to Nick by a variety of "nick"names: "Mr. Bland," "Mr. Check-Him-For-A-Pulse," and "Mr. No-Personality." It's a shame that this series has decided to stick with him because he's an actor with absolutely zero range. He's the same character in every Hallmark production he appears in. This character/actor is not in any way worthy of Aurora.

Other than that, I did enjoy the mystery aspect, but it's definitely hard to overcome the poor (IMHO) addition of Nick.

This series would be much better if each episode was only an hour long. Two hours is too long. This show is really slow and gets boring quickly.

To raise money for their literacy program, librarians Ro (Candace Cameron Bure) and Lillian (Ellie Harvie) secure a traveling Renaissance exhibit from the Seattle History Museum. During the opening gala, however, a prized pearl headpiece, known as Leicester's Gift and supposedly worn by Queen Elizabeth I, is stolen despite numerous security measures. Suspicion first turns to guard Talbot (Sean Depner), but one guest, Miya (Elfina Luk), also raises eyebrows when she loudly objects to a police search. Ro and her mother, Aida (Marilu Henner), think their friend Howard (Chris Gauthier) might be guilty when his past comes to light, but details of the case also suggest the crime could be an inside job.

Aurora and the real Murders club are on the case again and here we have some intrigue, stolen artifacts and catty divas. Starts out fine, but loses steam half way through and doesn't really raises above average, but the cast, the idea and some nice action at the end makes it watchable.

The actress playing Sally is unrecognizable, unless it's a new actress?

The acting is horrible, like wose than thoes disaster B movies. The main character is super annoying, shes pushy and has no regard for how her actions affect thoes around her. She also says "mother" and "my mother" 15 times a second. I think that this could have been a decent show if they had cast different actors.

Candace Cameron Bure and Mariliu Henner and Niall Mater so awful awful red head wigs these need to be cancelled .

The acting and direction of this dire series is appaling. The main character seem to be aping Murder she wrote and failing miserably.

The characters are not believable and the plots implausible.