Kindergarten
teacher Harper Young (Greer Grammer), an aspiring
illustrator, persuades her editor sister, Liz (Briana Buckmaster)
to let her s collaborate with a demanding book author, Caleb Mitchell
(Jason Cermak). In order to make his deadline he
insists on them working through Christmas in his quaint hometown, she must use
the town's many holiday celebrations to break him out of his writer's block.
Along
the way they begin to matter more to each other than the book.
Kindergarten
teacher Harper Young (Greer Grammer), an aspiring
illustrator, persuades her editor sister, Liz (Briana Buckmaster)
to let her s collaborate with a demanding book author, Caleb Mitchell
(Jason Cermak). In order to make his deadline he
insists on them working through Christmas in his quaint hometown, she must use
the town's many holiday celebrations to break him out of his writer's block.
Along
the way they begin to matter more to each other than the book.
When
9-year-old Megan (Amelia Harrison) makes a Christmas
wish in a letter to Santa to help her mom Cara Miller (Ella Cannon)
find love.
But
the letter ends up on social media and #santamom goes viral thanks to a
persistent TV reporter Chet (Christopher Russell).
The
Network keeps the pressure up and Chet want to use the story as a springboard
to a promotion.
But
after a series of dating disasters, she that romance might be right under her
nose.
When
9-year-old Megan (Amelia Harrison) makes a
Christmas wish in a letter to Santa to help her mom Cara Miller
(Ella Cannon) find love.
But
the letter ends up on social media and #santamom goes viral thanks to a
persistent TV reporter Chet (Christopher Russell).
The
Network keeps the pressure up and Chet want to use the story as a springboard
to a promotion.
But
after a series of dating disasters, she that romance might be right under her
nose.
When
9-year-old Megan (Amelia Harrison) makes a
Christmas wish in a letter to Santa to help her mom Cara Miller
(Ella Cannon) find love.
But
the letter ends up on social media and #santamom goes viral thanks to a
persistent TV reporter Chet (Christopher Russell).
The
Network keeps the pressure up and Chet want to use the story as a springboard
to a promotion.
But
after a series of dating disasters, she that romance might be right under her
nose.
A
baby is left at the Firehouse with a letter asking for help and three brothers Stephan Taylor
and Luke Brenner (Paul Campbell, Tyler Hynes, and
Andrew W. Walker) find themselves caring for the baby
during the holidays, after their mother Barbara (Margaret Colin)
has to leave on a family emergency.
The
brothers who were once close, had drifted apart falling their father’s
departure and their abandonment had affected every aspect of their lives over
the following years.
Having
to care for the baby on their own, they are forced to examine their
inter-relationships, including the underlying issues of why they have never really
appreciated their self-sacrificing mother, and begin to rebuild their
relationships as brothers while rediscovering their love for Christmas.
Prominent
national nightly weather forecaster Bridget Torres (Valery M. Ortiz) is delighted
when she’s asked by producer Lisa Liu Lawson (Nicole Bilderback), to go to
Leavenworth, Washington, to host her network's annual live snow-cast in “Christmas
Town USA”.
What
she doesn’t know however is that the network's morning show hosts, Drake Kincaid,
and Tatum Tilson (Brandon Quinn and Sarah Jane Morris) are also in town.
She
was in competition with Tatum for the morning spot and has always blamed Drake
for her missing out, so initially the tension was palpable, but as time went by
the romantic sparks fly between them.
