So, she enlists the help of actor Joel Parker (Matt
Cohen) to play the role of her boyfriend for the holidays, but not just any
boyfriend, he has to pretend to be the ex.
However, when the bogus relationship ruse comes to
light, the two have a lot of explaining to do and are forced to re-evaluate
their relationship which is no longer false.
Brooke Miller (Brittany Bristow) is dumped by her boyfriend right before Christmas and as her parents Donna and Walter (Teryl Rothery and Bruce Boxleitner) are expecting her to bring her boyfriend home for Christmas she is in a quandary.
So, she enlists the
help of actor Joel Parker (Matt Cohen) to play the role of her boyfriend for
the holidays, but not just any boyfriend, he has to pretend to be the ex.
However, when the bogus
relationship ruse comes to light, the two have a lot of explaining to do and
are forced to re-evaluate their relationship which is no longer false.
Returning to her
hometown for Christmas, New York career woman Darcy Fitzwilliam (Lacey Chabert)
to help her mother plan a charity event which was dumped on her at the last
minute.
In the process she
reconnects with an old rival from high school, tavern owner Luke Bennett
(Brendan Penny) and as they plan the event together sparks fly.
But it turns out that
Luke is a great listener and helps her work through some New York work issues
and helps her put things in perspective, which brings unexpected feelings to
the surface and a Christmas Romance blossoms.
Despite not having designed for a while interior designer and single mom Abbey (Jill Wagner) is hired to decorate the estate of businessman Nick Sinclair (Matthew Davis).
She was recommended by
his mother Caroline (Donna Mills) but she has her work cut out to thaw the ice-cold
business man.
Abbey needs his help,
as she needs to know what he likes, what budget she has to play with and what
his expectations are.
Despite not having
designed for a while interior designer and single mom Abbey (Jill Wagner) is
hired to decorate the estate of businessman Nick Sinclair (Matthew Davis).
She was recommended by
his mother Caroline (Donna Mills) but she has her work cut out to thaw the
ice-cold business man.
Abbey needs his help,
as she needs to know what he likes, what budget she has to play with and what
his expectations are.
Caught up in the
Christmas preparations and spending time with the cheery young woman turns his
world upside down and Christmas takes on a new importance for them both.
When Country Music
Star Melody Jones (Alicia Witt) is accused of plagiarising her Christmas single
she needs to find proof she wrote the song as a teenager, so she returns home
to spend Christmas with her estranged family, and she bumps into an old flame
Chase Norman (Mattson Brendan Hines) to boot.
The proof that she
wrote the song seems to be everywhere in town and family and friends all
remembers her performing the song in a concert many years earlier but what she
really needs is the original sheet music or the rumoured video of her
performance.
But the truth will out
with the help of Chase as well as making some sweet music together in this
delightful Christmas RomCom.
When one of the
anchors decides to depart America's favourite morning show, “Rise and Shine”
the hunt begins for a replacement. Among them the son of a broadcasting legend,
Charlie Fisher (Dean Cain), a local New York newscaster.
Also in the mix is Connecticut
based human-interest reporter Emily Morgan (Melissa Joan Hart) who just happens
to be his ex from before his move to New York.
So, the sparks fly as
they battle it out on and off air to make an impression during their segments.
It becomes clear as the competition narrows, that either Charlie or Emily will get the job, however as they compete, they soon discover that the spark between them when they were a couple still burns bright.
