LucaBeth_Writer

I have thoroughly enjoyed this season and have rated each episode according to its own merit, letting each stand alone. This episode not only stands alone but stands out as well. Full of romance, intrigue, action and surprises it kept me on the edge of my seat and touched my heart deeply. LOVE LOVE LOVE the family dynamic created by Chris McNally, Erin Krakow, and Hyland Goodrich in this episode. Some of the most memorable scenes in WCTH history. Theere was cool Mountie Action with Jack Wagner and Kevin McGarry and our villains, Wesley Salter and Paul Lazenby did a fantastic job at being dastardly. The mysteries that are unfolding are complex and enjoyable. As someone who has written or co-written 15 full-length mystery stories, I can tell you that surprising me is something that is becoming increasingly more difficult to do, and Allie Devereaux and the writing team under John Tinker have done it - much to my delight. I'm left wanting more at the end of each episode and mourn the fact that such a wonderful season will soon be at its end. WATCH THE SHOW for yourself. You will fall in love with it as I have.

A Tail of Love was an adorable film with many touching moments, acted wonderfully by the show's leads, Brittany Bristow and Chris McNally. In it, Bella owns a dog rescue that is in danger due to the land it sits on supposedly being a part of other land that is being sold. McNally, as JR Stockard tries to help Bella, the shelter's owner, keep this from happening and romance blossoms. The chemistry between McNally & Bristow was great and their performances both tender and nuanced. At one point, they had me crying. The supporting cast was great as well. Jane Eastwood as Nana was everything you'd want a wise older woman to be and. Humberly González filled her role well as Bella's friend. And Stephanie Moore did a terrific job as the show's villainous, repeatedly making me wish one of the dogs in the program would go bite her in the rear!

Yes, the story has some of the trademark Hallmark characteristics we have come to love, but it's different as well. The story isn't just the same old story recycled and it has a specialness to it that makes it endearing. You can count on a happy ending, but the understated and authentic performances make it stand out from the pack. In short, this movie delivers.

If you love dogs, if you are fan of Chris McNally and/or Brittany Bristow, you will not want to miss this sweet story.

Oh - and in case you're like me and want to make sure no animals are injured in a dog movie before you watch it, you should be fine with this one as well. I really enjoyed it and live Tweeting as it went on.