An average Hallmark film where a 911 female dispatcher finally meets "The Cowboy," a fireman she has often worked with via the emergency telephone system.
Jenny is NOT a widow as indicated on the summary line. She is rather an abandoned mother of two very precocious children.
When "Cowboy" is forced by an injury to rent a room from Jenny, love shall obviously blossom between the two with the aid of the children.
This then becomes a story of hesitation. Jenny worries that with Cowboy's dangerous job, the children will be vulnerable to losing a father a second time.
Ed Asner co-stars as a senior in an old-aged home who knew Cowboy's father, long dead from a fire.
The children really show compassion by reading to seniors at the home.
It's a nice movie with traditional Hallmark themes.
Jenny is NOT a widow as indicated on the summary line. She is rather an abandoned mother of two very precocious children.
When "Cowboy" is forced by an injury to rent a room from Jenny, love shall obviously blossom between the two with the aid of the children.
This then becomes a story of hesitation. Jenny worries that with Cowboy's dangerous job, the children will be vulnerable to losing a father a second time.
Ed Asner co-stars as a senior in an old-aged home who knew Cowboy's father, long dead from a fire.
The children really show compassion by reading to seniors at the home.
It's a nice movie with traditional Hallmark themes.