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Normally I enjoy the Hailey Dean movies, but this one was incredibly predictable. If you're a fan of the series, watch it. If not, give it a pass.

7/10 - my absolute favorite Hailey Dean so far and that is saying something!

Why does Hailey Kellie Martin have to be so bossy know it all.the detectives and police are always at her beck and call. She is not beautful just really bossy.all the guys she works with or dates thinks she is a real threat .she must own rights to these movies .Nancy grace cameos repulsive

I'm torn between the excitement of using an older woman as the protagonist - yippee and that the actress playing her mother, and the dating CEO cannot act. As the story goes its decent, and the Hailey doesn't put down the police like so many other shows. She is smart but not over-barring again unlike other shows. A decent and likable move by Hallmark (I don't like other Hallmark movies because the story-lines are adult fairy tales that demean women who live fairy tale versions of reality).

Attorney turned therapist Hailey Dean (Kellie Martin) is pulled into another investigation when a popular new dating app links multiple missing persons cases from around the city. Reuniting with her old team, Hailey discovers the potential dangers of online interaction, and must track down a killer before anyone else gets hurt.

Hailey Dean is more serious than the other Hallmark heroines such as Jennifer from Garage Sale and Hannah Swensen from Murder, She Baked and it's not too light, but nevertheless it's an interesting mystery, quite fast-paced and fairly absorbing. Gets more suspenseful towards the end. The acting is quite competent, however the heroine can be a bit annoying with her overbearingly bossy and know-it-all ways.