Former
TV star, well known for starring as an inspirational mother in “Guiding Grace”,
Abby (Brooke D'Orsay), finds out that her ex-husband Julian (Adam Hurtig), with
whom she hoped to reconcile, was remarrying and his fiancé was pregnant,
despite hm always saying he didn’t want children.
She
was in a Christmas store at the time and was recognised by an insistent clerk
who became very aggressive with her and then her vociferous response was
recorded, uploaded and went viral.
This
now threw into doubt a role she had previously been offered so she retreats to
a luxury Vermont resort hotel for Christmas only to find she had reserved a
room for the following Christmas in error.
There
were no vacancies anywhere due to a rare astronomical event due to occur on Christmas
Eve, when a beautiful star likened to the Star of Bethlehem would appear.
Thanks
to hotel receptionist Clara (Melissa Murray-Mutch) she finds a room at a quaint
B&B, owned by high school astronomy teacher Nick (John Brotherton), who took
on the Inn after his wife's passing, along with directing the local church's
Christmas pageant.
Abby
offers to help with directing the pageant and bonds with his daughter Lucy (Isla
Verot) and while helping with several other activities in the community and around
the inn she finds herself enjoying both the projects and Nick's company and
even wins over his overprotective sister-in-law Zoey (Amanda Austin).
So,
with this newfound community, family and love, will Abby discover that her
heart and purpose, has a new home.
No comments:
Post a Comment