barry-naber

I hate when movies can't get their facts straight. At the beginning of the movie Candace is driving a Chevy Camaro - I asked the question why anyone would be driving a Camaro in ice and snow and then in the movie Candace is asked the question and her response is "it is all wheel drive". There is no AWD Camaro, they are all RWD - keep your facts straight GAC.

This movie is okay, and we are Candace fans so we only record and watch the Candace movies on GAC after realizing how the quality is lacking in the productions.

The rest of the GAC movies, the production quality is far below that of the Hallmark movies. GAC can steal the stars, as it has, but it can't steal the quality.

The acting was pretty bad for the backup characters, with multiple times of "dead air". Not sure if this was for dramatic effect, but the scene by the car where they agree to meet at Dooley's for supper, was painful to watch.

The quality of the movie overall was far below what Candace previously had done on Hallmark and I know GAC is trying, but the quality of their movies just isn't there yet. Stop stealing actors and develop some actors for your series and movies.

The parallels between the Teagarden series is way too obvious - instead of an old boyfriend being a detective to work with, she works with her brother and then, the book club, which was so over the top, again made me uncomfortable and they forced it on us that they were going to discuss the murder and help to solve it, of course putting Ainsley as their leader since she has a criminal investigation background, but couldn't handle the situation so moved out of Chicago to the country. I rate it a 5, not a bad time waster, but definitely not a must watch like the Teagarden movies were.