Fireman Liam (Harmon Walsh) has to make a Christmas quilt for his sister Lauren (Alia DeSantis) in time for her Christmas wedding.
While Quilting
teacher and artist, Amy (Ferelith Young), needs to get
the community centre safety violations addressed before the end of the year, so
they team up.
As they work
together and learn about their histories, they develop feelings for each other,
and discover what is truly important in their lives.
Fireman Liam (Harmon Walsh) has to make a Christmas quilt for his sister Lauren (Alia DeSantis) in time for her Christmas wedding.
While
Quilting teacher and artist, Amy (Ferelith Young), needs to get
the community centre safety violations addressed before the end of the year, so
they team up.
As
they work together and learn about their histories, they develop feelings for
each other, and discover what is truly important in their lives.
Blair Callahan (Rebecca Dalton) has a plan to save her family's contracting business in Great Oaks, but she is reluctantly forced to team up with her ex-boyfriend Mason Hayes (Christopher Seivright) who was also her former co-star in Los Angeles when they had their own successful Home Design Reality show.
However,
in the short time they have to build a prefabricated demonstration house as
part of a project to house the homeless in the community, they manage to rekindle
the embers of their old love.
Blair Callahan (Rebecca Dalton) has a plan to save her family's contracting business in Great Oaks, but she is reluctantly forced to team up with her ex-boyfriend Mason Hayes (Christopher Seivright) who was also her former co-star in Los Angeles when they had their own successful Home Design Reality show.
However,
in the short time they have to build a prefabricated demonstration house as
part of a project to house the homeless in the community, they manage to
rekindle the embers of their old love.
Divorced mother and self-confessed Christmas nut, Harper McNevin (Kathryn Davis), and works in the family's New York City retail store, McNevin's, which sells paper goods.
She
has a special Christmas hobby which she calls “Six Degrees of Santa”, where a
gift is given and re-given until the sixth person, who gets to keep the gift.
When
Harper's own gift, a book called “An Elf goes North” lands in the hands of a
leading internet entrepreneur, Jason Sparks (Steve Lund)
he's convinced that the original Santa might be his soul mate, but he doesn’t
know that its Harper even after he tracks her down as the creator of Six
Degrees.
They
appear on the surface to be poles apart in every conceivable way, but first
impressions can be deceiving, especially at Christmas.
Divorced mother and self-confessed Christmas nut, Harper McNevin (Kathryn Davis), and works in the family's New York City retail store, McNevin's, which sells paper goods.
She
has a special Christmas hobby which she calls “Six Degrees of Santa”, where a
gift is given and re-given until the sixth person, who gets to keep the gift.
When
Harper's own gift, a book called “An Elf goes North” lands in the hands of a
leading internet entrepreneur, Jason Sparks (Steve Lund)
he's convinced that the original Santa might be his soul mate, but he doesn’t
know that its Harper even after he tracks her down as the creator of Six
Degrees.
They
appear on the surface to be poles apart in every conceivable way, but first
impressions can be deceiving, especially at Christmas.
Following a business trip, two strangers find themselves unable to fly home for Christmas due to a snowstorm.
So
determined to get back to New York by Christmas Eve, event planner Kayley
Cooper (Kathryn Davis) and sports agent Brett Matthews (Olivier Renaud) team up
and try to make their own way home.
However,
after finding the trains are also cancelled, he persuades her to drive to his
hometown of Redwood to stay at his Uncle Eli’s Inn.
While
there, she finds herself getting heavily involved with the Town Christmas
Festival as well as her handsome companion.
