Real
estate developer Marcus King (De'Tuan Williams) leave his job at an established
firm and sets up on his own against the wishes of his wife Renee (Ariel Brown)
which causes friction and leads to her spending increasingly more time with her
sister Simone (Rachel Ann Jerome) which irritates Marcus.
Then
one night he meets Nina (Racquel Palmer) an enigmatic woman in the roof garden
after which his life rapidly spirals out of control, in betrayal and deception
which leads in turn to Murder.
Married
couple Abby and Ben (Amanda Brown and Jason Park) have reached a hiatus
in their lives and seem to want different things so after an argument just weeks before
Christmas they decide to spend the holidays apart and focus on deciding what
they want before the new year.
Ben
returns home to assist Pops (Robert Germar) on the family farm while Abby
throws herself into the dating scene but all the time they are reflecting on
the memories they shared together amidst the sparkling lights and cheerful
traditions.
As
Christmas Eve approaches, they have to work out if their marriage is over or if
they have a future together and if it’s the latter they have to meet by the
Christmas Tree in the town square.
Married
couple Abby and Ben (Amanda Brown and Jason Park) have reached a hiatus
in their lives and seem to want different things so after an argument just weeks before
Christmas they decide to spend the holidays apart and focus on deciding what
they want before the new year.
Ben
returns home to assist Pops (Robert Germar) on the family farm while Abby
throws herself into the dating scene but all the time they are reflecting on
the memories they shared together amidst the sparkling lights and cheerful
traditions.
As
Christmas Eve approaches, they have to work out if their marriage is over or if
they have a future together and if it’s the latter they have to meet by the
Christmas Tree in the town square.
Country
singer Charlotte Quinn (Laura Osnes) returns home to Canyon Pass, Montana, for the holidays as her brother Eric (Jesse Irving)
is coming home after completing his final tour of duty.
Her
parents Patty and Glenn (P Lynn
Johnson
and Jan Bos) are expecting Eric to take over the
family’s construction business, but Eric has other plans.
Meanwhile
while writing songs for her new album, Charlotte falls for Matt
(Stephen Huszar) who is in town to build a house for the
non-profit company, Operation
Homefront, but
do they have a future together?
Taylor
Sims (Jaimie Steck) and her father Billy (Mike Mayhall) have been estranged
since her mother's death in the 9/11 attacks, and had been living with her Aunt
Martha and Uncle Carson (Leticia Jimenez and Martin Kove) but following Carsons
death Martha can’t cope with Taylor on her own so she sends her back to live
with her father.
The
gulf between them seems unbridgeable, he has remarried and Janice (Krista
Kelley) resents her being there, but the three of them must work together to
re-establish their relationship.
When
the difficulty nearly consumes them all, Taylor bonds with a beautiful horse
who suffered the tragic loss of her foal and aided by Rocky (Matthew Hendren)
she learns that family, friendship, and faith are what’s important, and all the
pieces of her life fall into place.
Taylor
Sims (Jaimie Steck) and her father Billy (Mike Mayhall) have been estranged
since her mother's death in the 9/11 attacks, and had been living with her Aunt
Martha and Uncle Carson (Leticia Jimenez and Martin Kove) but following Carsons
death Martha can’t cope with Taylor on her own so she sends her back to live
with her father.
The
gulf between them seems unbridgeable, he has remarried and Janice (Krista
Kelley) resents her being there, but the three of them must work together to
re-establish their relationship.
When
the difficulty nearly consumes them all, Taylor bonds with a beautiful horse
who suffered the tragic loss of her foal and aided by Rocky (Matthew Hendren)
she learns that family, friendship, and faith are what’s important, and all the
pieces of her life fall into place.
A Bestselling lesbian
Christmas romance novelist Noel Robbins (Shelby Allison Brown) is paralyzed by
writer's block after her mother's passing and being cheated on the previous Christmas,
so she returns home to her hometown of Pinewood searching for inspiration.
Unexpectedly she finds it in
the form of a charming owner of Pinewood Books, single mom Callie (Callie Bussell) and her daughter Pepper (June Tuss).
But Noel has become a city
girl so choosing between the life she’s built in the city and life in a small
town with her Grandma (Karen M. Chan) and a love she never saw coming.
