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As Christmas movies go, this is one of the best so far. The leads are both very likeable and had good chemistry together and the rest of the cast did a great job as well. There are some touching parts and some predictable parts but overall it's a good movie. I'll watch this one more than once.

I must admit, I enjoyed this Christmas movie. It is my 5th Lifetime Christmas movie thus far this season, hands down, the best I have seen. It helps that the story is a touching and welcoming one, which deals with issues around reintegration of military vets after service, i.e. their transition back to civilian life. The script and dialogue were well-written as well. It helps too that the two leads had great chemistry - their kissing scenes at the end (a typical ending in this genre of film) were convincing. I was a fan of One Tree Hill, so I enjoyed seeing Jana Kramer on the screen again. Brandon Quinn too had a strong presence/performance on scene. The supporting cast was a bit mixed. For example, I found Charlene Tilton's performance as Lynn (the mother) a bit...how do I put this...awkward at times, though I warmed up to her by the end. Overall, this is a nice addition to Lifetime's original Christmas movie lineup. Well done. Fans of Hallmark and Lifetime will not be disappointed.

Jana Kramer and Brandon Quinn are first rate in this one. Their presence makes the difference here. The movie deals with the issue of military vets transitioning back to civilian life which is certainly a great cause. You will enjoy it!

Great chemistry, great acting, hard to believe there's nothing in between them for real. The girl and the mum were hilarious, so funny. A very nice Christmas movie. Would love to see them again together

This movie was a good Christmas feeling movie the romance, and love the corporation of the troops