At
the end of their first season of “Renovation Romance” Chelsea Stevens (Jessica
Lowndes) is looking forward to Christmas in Curacao with her boyfriend and
cohost Jake (Adam Hurtig).
However
she is persuaded to go to New Hampshire to do a Christmas special for a City
couple Cooper James and Janice Edmonds
(Daniel
Lissing and Samantha Kendrick) but finds herself questioning
her
career and relationship.
Fulltime
Puzzle Editor for Cynthia Marshal (Vivica A. Fox) at the Metropolitan
Ledger and part time consulting detective Vera Vexley (Morgan Bradley) is
invited to spend the holidays with the dysfunctional Sterling family at their
country estate.
However
when the head of the family Harold Sterling (Michael Paré) is found dead on
Christmas morning, she finds herself leading a murder investigation along with Deputy Neal (Harrison Russell), putting her at odds with the arrogant,
bickering and distraught family.
It
soon becomes apparent that one of the assembled houseguests is the murderer, but
question is was it one of the Sterling’s, Ellen, Troy
or Michael (Caryn Richman, Rob Mayes,
Randy Jay Burrell) or one of the others, Jan,
Catherine the family lawyer Darren Caldwell (Jamie Bernadette,
Katy Wilson, Jason-Shane Scott)?
While he’s there
he meets Natalie Sterling (Alexandra Harris) a loving hard-working woman and
her hearing-impaired son Zack (Malcolm Engel) and they create a little
Christmas magic in order to give the town its very own miracle
But will there be
a future for Colton and Natalie?
With
Christmas on the horizon Santa Claus (Eric Roberts) sends his shy cousin Colton
Wade (Jonathan Stoddard) on a “Santa Assist” Christmas mission to a small town
in New Mexico to save the Christmas Jubilee.
While
he’s there he meets Natalie Sterling (Alexandra Harris) a loving hard-working
woman and her hearing-impaired son Zack (Malcolm Engel) and they create a
little Christmas magic in order to give the town its very own miracle
But
will there be a future for Colton and Natalie?
Hannah
(Rhiann Duncan) is an illustrator of a Children’s Book series but really wants to develop a Christmas book
series that emphasises the place of Jesus in the Christmas season but she keeps
getting her ideas shot down by her boss.
Then
she discovers a list of prayers written by a young girl Caroline (Madeleine Cox)
and all the heartfelt prayers are to Jesus, requesting blessings for her family
and friends, there is even one for her widowed father Wes (Christopher Russell)
to find someone special.
She
secretly decides to fulfil the wishes and finds renewed creativity and creates the
character of Adeline the angel character for a children’s book.
As she works on the prayer list, she grows close to Caroline and her father but what will happen when the truth comes out about who is really granting the wishes?
Hannah
(Rhiann Duncan) is an illustrator of a Children’s Book series but really wants to develop a Christmas book
series that emphasises the place of Jesus in the Christmas season, but she
keeps getting her ideas shot down by her boss.
Then
she discovers a list of prayers written by a young girl Caroline (Madeleine Cox)
and all the heartfelt prayers are to Jesus, requesting blessings for her family
and friends, there is even one for her widowed father Wes (Christopher Russell)
to find someone special.
She
secretly decides to fulfil the wishes and finds renewed creativity and creates the
character of Adeline the angel character for a children’s book.
As
she works on the prayer list, she grows close to Caroline and her father but
what will happen when the truth comes out about who is really granting the
wishes?
A
newly divorced mom Victoria Murray (Rebecca Casselman) moves back to North
Pole, Alaska, with her daughters Olivia and Annette (Claire and Irene Casselman).
She
stays with her Mother (Jane Baird), who was also abandoned by her husband, her Grandmother
( Linda Benson) and her Great Aunt Tonka (Barbara Brown).
Back
in town she reconnects with her old friends Amka Brower (Krystin Bogan) and Kevin
Graham (James Casselman).
But
as she looks for a job and struggles to heal it is obvious there is more than
just friendship between her and Kevin, but she is reluctant to pursue it.
So
with feelings rekindled will she ever be able to trust again?
Valerie
Warrick (Emily Alatalo) wants to expand the family business by
building their own Creamery on site but when she goes to the bank it is
revealed that there is some question as to who owns the land.
So
she embarks on a quest to find the owner of her family's land in order to
preserve her family's legacy and expand
the farm and she enlists the assistance of dashing Locum Doctor Walker Jennings
(Marcus Rosner) who is a bit of a local historian.
While
they search photos and documents about young Marguerite (Amanda Jordan)
and Duke (Adrian Spencer) they heal old
wounds and open closed hearts.
Bestselling
writer Piper Davis (Kathryn Davis) is invited back
to her old hometown by her old teacher Margaret Smith (Jill Frappier)
who also wrote a classic Christmas Novel.
Piper
has been invited to Mistletoe Hall along with high school friends Esme Lin
(Victoria Sawal), Jamie Martinez (Nile Seguin)
and ex-boyfriend Dawson (Jonathan
Stoddard).
Margaret
tells them that she is retiring and planning on moving to France where she
hopes to write a follow up to her first book and intends leaving Mistletoe Hall
to one of the four after they compete to
unravel a series of festive clues and heartfelt challenges.
At
first things are very frosty between Piper and Dawson because of the way they
parted years before but as they warm to their task they warm to each other, but
who will win the big prize?
Bestselling
writer Piper Davis (Kathryn Davis) is invited back
to her old hometown by her old teacher Margaret Smith (Jill Frappier)
who also wrote a classic Christmas Novel.
Piper
has been invited to Mistletoe Hall along with high school friends Esme Lin
(Victoria Sawal), Jamie Martinez (Nile Seguin)
and ex-boyfriend Dawson (Jonathan
Stoddard).
Margaret
tells them that she is retiring and planning on moving to France where she
hopes to write a follow up to her first book and intends leaving Mistletoe Hall
to one of the four after they compete to
unravel a series of festive clues and heartfelt challenges.
At
first things are very frosty between Piper and Dawson because of the way they
parted years before but as they warm to their task they warm to each other, but
who will win the big prize?
Big
time Pro Footballer Jesse Winchester (Michael Patrick Lane) has a blown-out knee,
so he returns to her hometown in the run up to Christmas and is reunited with
his former fiancé Annika Marshall (Ashley Atwood).
It
is a frosty encounter because a week after becoming engaged in college he was
drafted into the NFL and never came back.
He has only one goal after football, to live a
simple life out of the spotlight, and after seeing her again he wants to win
Annika back and break down the walls between them and he has allies in his assistant
Carrie (Raini Rodriguez), Annika's son TJ (Christian Ganiere) and a young girl
called Lizzy (Stella Grubb).
But
Annika's has built up her defences against pain and disappointment so he will
need more than just a pinch of Christmas Magic to gain her forgiveness and win
back her heart he needs the help of a very special Christmas spirit.
Rodeo
bronco rider Emma Barrett (Rebecca Dalton) ends up
ranch-sitting for her team-mate Bill Halliday (Jim Watson)
after her horse goes lame and he goes to the rodeo alone.
So
after settling down for the night she is surprised by Bill’s estranged brother Noel Halliday
(Corey Sevier) and she clashes with the brooding
veteran.
But
he soon thaws out with the more time they spend together and with the help from
local girl Kathleen Parks (Ann Pirvu) they help the brothers heal the wounds
between them and reconcile their differences.
However
along the way the magic of the season opens all their hearts to love.
TV
reporter Megan Williams (Kristen Ryda) is looking for a feel-good Christmas
story when she receives an email from a concerned mother, Nicole Carson (Keyna
Reynolds) about the Roanoke Ranch, where her daughter Jessie (Penelope Lou)
benefits from equine therapy, run by Anne Devon (Kathy Garver), which is in
financial trouble and may have to close.
Despite
his initial resistance she partners up with cowboy-lawyer Brad Bennett (James
Dickey) to organize a fundraiser to save the ranch.
As
they work closely together preparing for the party and keeping realtors at bay,
the closer they get as Christmas works its magic.
Prince
Alexander of Fredonia (Kirk Barker) wants to experience a traditional American
Christmas and makes a reservation at a
cozy Inn in New York State with the same name as his country.
King
Jeffrey and Queen Sophia (Andrew Forbes and Julie Fox) are not keen on the idea
and only agree if his friend Jackson Reynolds ((Jake Bryan-Amaning) go with
him.
Once
there he meets Katie (Brianna Cohen) who runs the inn and there is an immediate
spark , but what will happen when his true royal identity is revealed.
On
Christmas Eve Michael (Dean Cain) finds himself in an unfamiliar room where
Ruby (Ruby Weinkauf) explains to him that he has died and offers him the chance
of becoming a “Soul Saver” and asks him who he would save.
He
has a Scrooge in mind who needs saving, his old boss (Eddie McClintock)
who is a cynical and emotionally scarred family man, who is in danger of losing
everything.
So
Michael leads his Scrooge on a journey through time with the help of two
stranded Elf’s, Tippy and Toes (Jianna and Jeena Platon), mysterious spirits
and painful visions until he is forced to confront the results of his
cold-hearted actions.
So
will Michael succeed in becoming a “Soul Saver” when his Scrooge finds
redemption?
After a failed music career struggling single mom Hope Davis (Lisa Fenimore) lives in Los Angeles with her father Joe (Douglas K. Harrison) and daughter Lily Davis (Betsy Guiltner) while she gets back on her feet.
So
she takes a temp job as caregiver to a feisty, aging movie star, Billie Mac
(Claire Montgomery) and meets the chauffeur Kenneth Phillips (Charlie Wood) who
is very protective of Billy Mac.
He
and Hope team up to stop the scheming lawyer Richard (Steve Connor) and the
stars agent Lawson (Greg White) from stealing her fortune and along the way
they find love.
Belle Carter (Ash Tsai) is a dedicated non-profit leader, who heads up Bedford House, a community centre that is in desperate need of repairs and is struggling to fulfil their Christmas schedule and could even close altogether.
Help
comes in the shape of a new ally Clara James (Julia Reilly), who is a force of
nature, and Marine Sgt Will Mattinson (Marshall Williams) who is the love of
her life.
So
will Faith, friendship, love and Christmas Spirit save the day?
Belle Carter (Ash Tsai) is a dedicated non-profit leader, who heads up Bedford House, a community centre that is in desperate need of repairs and is struggling to fulfil their Christmas schedule and could even close altogether.
Help
comes in the shape of a new ally Clara James (Julia Reilly), who is a force of
nature, and Marine Sgt Will Mattinson (Marshall Williams) who is the love of
her life.
So
will Faith, friendship, love and Christmas Spirit save the day?
Jane (Ann Pirvu) reluctantly heads to her hometown of Hope Junction for Thanksgiving after breaking up with her boyfriend and losing her job.
On
the way she picks up a stranded motorist Chris (Kjartan Hewitt) who turns out to be her childhood nemesis.
But
in order to prevent her parents, Joe and Mary (Richard
Clarkin and Barbara Gordon) from fixing her up, she and Chris pretend to be a
couple, but something unexpected happens.
Successful
Cookbook author and lifestyle guru Joy Edwards (Emmanuelle
Chriqui)
lives a very different life to the perfect home life and family that she
portrays in her books.
But
her world is turned upside down when a TV network decides to film Christmas Eve
dinner, so she needs to create a family in three days.
So
her best friend Max Rocklin (Chad Michael
Murray)
takes on the role of fake husband, her neighbours “Home Alone” children Hawk
and Sabrina (Josh Reich and Taya Messier)
become their children, and her housekeeper
Marta (Helene Lohan
Cameron)
and Postman Freddie (Guy Sprung) play her parents.
So
will all go well, or will it blow up in her face on live TV.
Chloe
Bose (Jessica Lowndes) has ambitions to perform on Broadway but has to work as
a clerk at Hollingsworth Gift Shop in New Jersey for a very unappreciative boss,
Greta Berger (Tammy Isbell) and one morning she meets a divorced father, Jason
Murphy (Paul Greene) who is a jingle writer.
The
next time they meet outside the store they are approached by Cora Lawson (Gladys
Knight) who wants them to resurrect the Holiday Lane Christmas Concert to
re-energize the Christmas spirit in the neighbourhood.
Jason
as the musical director and Chloe as the lead. Which would provide some much-needed
exposure for her while Jason wants her to be part of it because he is falling
for her, but she has a lot of auditions so holds back, especially with Jason.
Because
Christmas marks the end of her five-year plan to succeed, or return “home” to
Detroit and become a Dentist, forgoing her dreams of Broadway success and a potential
relationship with her Mr. Right.
Chloe
Bose (Jessica Lowndes) has ambitions to perform on Broadway but has to work as
a clerk at Hollingsworth Gift Shop in New Jersey for a very unappreciative boss,
Greta Berger (Tammy Isbell) and one morning she meets a divorced father, Jason
Murphy (Paul Greene) who is a jingle writer.
The
next time they meet outside the store they are approached by Cora Lawson (Gladys
Knight) who wants them to resurrect the Holiday Lane Christmas Concert to
re-energize the Christmas spirit in the neighbourhood.
Jason
as the musical director and Chloe as the lead. Which would provide some much-needed
exposure for her while Jason wants her to be part of it because he is falling
for her, but she has a lot of auditions so holds back, especially with Jason.
Because
Christmas marks the end of her five-year plan to succeed, or return “home” to
Detroit and become a Dentist, forgoing her dreams of Broadway success and a potential
relationship with her Mr. Right.
Corporate
developer Hilary Shaw (Alicia Josipovic) works for Shaw Development and is
sent to Midnight Clear by her father to pressurise the struggling towns people
into selling up so the town can be torn down and rebuilt.
Her
first port of call was the Church where she faced immediate opposition from a
local pastor, Daniel Porter (Jon McLaren).
After
meeting the towns people and hearing their stories and learning the history of
the town she comes up with a plan to save the town instead, and a change in her
perspective leads to unexpected feelings between Hilary and Daniel.
Corporate
developer Hilary Shaw (Alicia Josipovic) works for Shaw Development and is
sent to Midnight Clear by her father to pressurise the struggling towns people
into selling up so the town can be torn down and rebuilt.
Her
first port of call was the Church where she faced immediate opposition from a
local pastor, Daniel Porter (Jon
McLaren).
After
meeting the towns people and hearing their stories and learning the history of
the town she comes up with a plan to save the town instead, and a change in her
perspective leads to unexpected feelings between Hilary and Daniel.
After
her great-uncle passes away, hardworking and talented New York City marketing executive
Janie Collins (Jill Wagner) returns to her hometown of Woodland Falls in time for
the Christmas season.
After
meeting with her lawyer Sidney Reynolds (Neil Whitely) she discovers she has
inherited her Great Uncle Randall's farm.
At
the farm she finds Dylan (Cameron Mathison) working there who is the older
brother of her best childhood friend Nicole (Deanna Jarvis).
She
feels immediately at peace on the farm though she had no thought of becoming a
farmer and her plan is to sell the farm but decides to stay on until Christmas
and even helps to put on the Winter Wonderland community event at the farm as
per Randall’s last request with Dylan's assistance.
In
spending time on the farm with Dylan organizing the event, Janie comes to the realization that her future could
be on a different path with a different companion.
After
her great-uncle passes away, hardworking and talented New York City marketing executive
Janie Collins (Jill Wagner) returns to her hometown of Woodland Falls in time for
the Christmas season.
After
meeting with her lawyer Sidney Reynolds (Neil Whitely) she discovers she has
inherited her Great Uncle Randall's farm.
At
the farm she finds Dylan (Cameron Mathison) working there who is the older
brother of her best childhood friend Nicole (Deanna Jarvis).
She
feels immediately at peace on the farm though she had no thought of becoming a
farmer and her plan is to sell the farm but decides to stay on until Christmas
and even helps to put on the Winter Wonderland community event at the farm as
per Randall’s last request with Dylan's assistance.
In
spending time on the farm with Dylan organizing the event, Janie comes to the realization that her future could
be on a different path with a different companion.
Erin Barnes (Jill Wagner) is an author struggling
with writer's block as she works on her second book, so her father Doug (Bruce Boxleitner) suggests they take a trip to his hometown of
Aurora in Northern Canada
where he plans to finally sell his old family home.
Erin
agrees and hopes the change of scenery will help her and a handsome local guide
Trevor (Jesse Hutch) shows her the area's
stunning vistas and the Northern Lights.
Doug
reconnects with old friends, one of whom being Laura
(Lauren Holly) and both Erin and her father find
themselves re-evaluating their futures.
Erin Barnes (Jill Wagner) is an author struggling
with writer's block as she works on her second book, so her father Doug (Bruce Boxleitner) suggests they take a trip to his hometown of
Aurora in Northern Canada
where he plans to finally sell his old family home.
Erin
agrees and hopes the change of scenery will help her and a handsome local guide
Trevor (Jesse Hutch) shows her the area's
stunning vistas and the Northern Lights.
Doug
reconnects with old friends, one of whom being Laura
(Lauren Holly) and both Erin and her father find
themselves re-evaluating their futures.
After
the death of her son Pericles during the Trojan war in ancient Greece,
sorceress Theodora (Sheree J.
Wilson)
curses the woman she blamed for his death.
So
Athenian Princess Daphne (Jessica Morris) was transformed
into a Mermaid and forced to spend an eternity at sea, with only a single
chance of redemption, she would be permitted to return to land once every 100
years for a period of 10 days in order to find a reborn version of her son and perform
a selfless act for a him, only to return
to the sea if she fails.
After
three thousand years she arrives in Cocoa Bay California at Christmas and finds
Travis Hunter (Kyle Lowder) aboard his boat
arguing with Mayor Tiffany Devereaux (Arianne
Zucker).
She
is quickly taken under the wing of the Hunter family Kathleen Gati,
Chadwick Armstrong and Cole
Smith
and she helps them save the family restaurant with the aid of some treasure
from the seabed, but will she manage a selfless act and break the spell?
Retired
Major Caroline Upton (Jill Wagner) is a professor of military history and Is
approached by Russell Carlisle (Paul Greene) who owns and runs an antique store
with his sister Jules (Jess Brown).
Among
a new batch of stock at the store Russell finds the WWII uniform of a highly
decorated soldier with love letters left in its pockets.
So
Caroline and Russell team up to solve the mystery and return the uniform to the
rightful owners family, with the help of Jules and Intelligence officer Alton
Bush (Simon Arblaster).
But
while they unravel the soldiers love story, they manage to fall in lover
themselves.
Molly
Frost (Merritt Patterson) is struggling to get her new catering business off
the ground when she lands the most prestigious event of the year in their
corner of New Hampshire, the Harrison
Foundation Gala.
The
head of the foundation is Jean Harrison (Rosemary Dunsmore) but very much wants her nephew Carson (Daniel Lissing) to
take over but he is an event photographer home for the Gala.
Jean
puts Carson and Molly together to organize the gala dinner, and Molly helps
Carson see what the Harrison foundation really means to the local community,
and the two grow close.
But
with Carson planning to continue his photography career in the New Year will they
have a future together?
Just before Chicago-based public-school art teacher Clara Bingham (Nikki Deloach) heads home to Fayetteville, North Carolina for the Christmas holidays she discovers she is being laid off and narrowly avoids a proposal from her boyfriend Blake (Jason McKinnon).
In
Fayetteville her mother, Bonnie (Sherry Miller) has just inherited the family
store, Candy Cane Confectionary, from Grandpa Jerry (Eric Keenleyside) and is
struggling with the Christmas rush so Clara is a welcome sight as was a young
man called Jay (Alexander Jones) who was and invaluable help in the store.
Clara
is overwhelmed on her return because she was so close to her late Grandfather
and wishes she had had five more minutes with him at Christmas and it seems to
come true when she comes across his old journal when he was a young man and was
in love with a girl called Martha.
Poppy Benson (Nicky Whelan) is a
struggling flower shop owner who at the suggestion of her friend and employee
Natalie (Julie McNiven), enters a local holiday floral show which has a cash
prize of $5000 which would be more than enough to keep her store afloat.
There are obviously obstacles in
her path, firstly her van, which she calls Edna, constantly breaks down, but
the largest of which is Blair Covington (Daphne Zuniga) who has won the contest
for the previous 12 years.
However, the added complication
to her winning is that she has started to fall for handsome Garrett Hurley
(Miles Fisher) who turns out to be her direct competitor in the flower show as
he works for Team Covington.
Ivy
Allen (Caprice Bourret) is a Christmas movie director for Holly Jolly TV who
after another in a series of 'heartless' flops, decides to seek out her leading
man Hunter Williams (Philip Boyd) from her debut hit movie “When you believe in
Christmas”.
Unfortunately
he left his acting career behind him and moved to Serbia with his wife and
children where his wife passed away 5 years later.
When
she tracks him down, he doesn’t want anything to do with his old life but
despite that he shows her the wonders of a Serbian Christmas, and they both
find something precious that they weren’t expecting to find.
Then one night
Jesse’s father (Fidel Vicioso) joined them and recounted stories about their
family’s tradition of helping others with acts of kindness, the friends all
express admiration but all claim to be too busy to participate.
But on his way
home that night he is killed in an accident and after the tragedy, Jesse’s four
friends reevaluate their life choices and then restore Jesse’s holiday spirit
through their acts of kindness.
Gloria
Gaynor also stars.
Veterinarian
graduate Holly (Sophie Bolen) is driving to Los Angeles to start a job with a
plastic surgery practice when she decides to break her journey in Holly,
Michigan for a lunch stop at the Coney Island Cafe.
After
already feeling let down by the Waitress (Julie Smith Yolles) and her coffee
selection she is then confronted at the till by the owner Niko (Nick
Vlassopoulos) with his “cash only” policy and with no access to a cash machine
she leaves the café without paying.
Then
she is pulled over by the police and ends up in court for “Dine and Dash” where
Judge/Mayor Narsh (Jerry Narsh) give her a week’s community service with charming
local veterinarian Henry (Brian Boynton).
So
will she mellow in the laid-back country setting or will her ambition drive her
on to her destination.
A
City based fashion designer Charlotte (Rebecca Dalton) is invited to
participate in a prestigious design competition before Christmas.
However
her design company premises suffer a severe water leak, so she is forced to go
home to her parents in Brooksbend Connecticut to work on her designs.
Whereas
her family hoped she had just come home for Christmas to participate in the
city's Christmas celebration and the Elfcapades which she hasn’t done in the
years since her father’s death.
On
arrival she meets auto repair man Spencer (Jonathan Keltz) and he helps her to balance
her efforts on the design assignment, her family's expectations, and the
possibility of a happy future.
Successful
New York writer Olivia Perkins (Rhiannon Fish) has writer’s block which is
compounded by her boyfriend Kyle (Juan Fernando Monge) breaking up with her when
she has just arranged a special trip for their anniversary to the tropical
Haven Isles.
So
she and her best friend Katie (Cara McCarthy) go on the holiday together
instead and she meets Prince Alexander of Torovia (Mitchell Bourke) who in on
the islands to escape Queen Patricia (Andrea Moor) and her wedding plans for
him.
Olivia
doesn’t know he’s a Prince however, she thinks he’s there to host a wildlife
rescue gala, but a friendship is formed, and as they experience all the Island
has to offer, Olivia and Alexander grow closer.
Obviously,
his true identity is revealed, and she is shocked and doesn’t take it well, but
they come to terms with the new reality but how will they deal with the Queen
to get their fairy tale ending?
Successful
New York writer Olivia Perkins (Rhiannon Fish) has writer’s block which is
compounded by her boyfriend Kyle (Juan Fernando Monge) breaking up with her when
she has just arranged a special trip for their anniversary to the tropical
Haven Isles.
So
she and her best friend Katie (Cara McCarthy) go on the holiday together
instead and she meets Prince Alexander of Torovia (Mitchell Bourke) who in on
the islands to escape Queen Patricia (Andrea Moor) and her wedding plans for
him.
Olivia
doesn’t know he’s a Prince however, she thinks he’s there to host a wildlife
rescue gala, but a friendship is formed, and as they experience all the Island
has to offer, Olivia and Alexander grow closer.
Obviously,
his true identity is revealed, and she is shocked and doesn’t take it well, but
they come to terms with the new reality but how will they deal with the Queen
to get their fairy tale ending?
Bestselling
New York writer Olivia Perkins (Rhiannon Fish) is busy with her latest book,
and her significant other Prince Alexander of Torovia (Mitchell Bourke) is equally
busy with his Royal duties and his wildlife foundation so they are looking
forward to Christmas in Torovia so they can reconnect.
But
with all the pressures around a royal event and following Queen Patricia’s (Andrea
Moor) schedule, they seem to have even less time together.
Alexander
has additional pressure on him as he has been planning for weeks to propose, and
Olivia feels more and more out of place.
So
will he summon up the courage to ask for her hand, deal with the Queen and get
their fairy tale ending?
Bestselling
New York writer Olivia Perkins (Rhiannon Fish) is busy with her latest book,
and her significant other Prince Alexander of Torovia (Mitchell Bourke) is equally
busy with his Royal duties and his wildlife foundation so they are looking
forward to Christmas in Torovia so they can reconnect.
But
with all the pressures around a royal event and following Queen Patricia’s (Andrea
Moor) schedule, they seem to have even less time together.
Alexander
has additional pressure on him as he has been planning for weeks to propose, and
Olivia feels more and more out of place.
So
will he summon up the courage to ask for her hand, deal with the Queen and get
their fairy tale ending?
Bestselling
New York writer Olivia Perkins (Rhiannon Fish) is busy with her latest book,
and her significant other Prince Alexander of Torovia (Mitchell Bourke) is equally
busy with his Royal duties and his wildlife foundation so they are looking
forward to Christmas in Torovia so they can reconnect.
But
with all the pressures around a royal event and following Queen Patricia’s (Andrea
Moor) schedule, they seem to have even less time together.
Alexander
has additional pressure on him as he has been planning for weeks to propose, and
Olivia feels more and more out of place.
So
will he summon up the courage to ask for her hand, deal with the Queen and get
their fairy tale ending?
Bestselling
New York writer Olivia Perkins (Rhiannon Fish) is busy with her latest book,
and her significant other Prince Alexander of Torovia (Mitchell Bourke) is equally
busy with his Royal duties and his wildlife foundation so they are looking
forward to Christmas in Torovia so they can reconnect.
But
with all the pressures around a royal event and following Queen Patricia’s (Andrea
Moor) schedule, they seem to have even less time together.
Alexander
has additional pressure on him as he has been planning for weeks to propose, and
Olivia feels more and more out of place.
So
will he summon up the courage to ask for her hand, deal with the Queen and get
their fairy tale ending?
