This is a Hallmark holiday second chance romance. Jamie has neglected to tell his family that he and his girlfriend Emily have broken up...so when work has her at his hometown train station when his family is picking him up...they just assume that she is there with him for Christmas. Then Emily's job goes south when her spokesperson Jackie Joyner Kersey bails because of a storm...and she strikes a deal with her ex to play along as long as he can get her the governor for her ad campaign.
The grandfather, who was mr. Christmas, has recently passed away which was the real reason Jamie didn't want to tell his family...and the reason he broke up with Emily, her career was going up and his was going down and he didn't want to hold her back.
"Every stone tells the forging of two stories"-Jamie.
"Too many houses and never really a home."-Emily.
"We love you just the way you are."-Grandma.
Jamie's homosexual sister, Becca, has a sad story in that her partner left her after they adopted a son...so she lives with her parents. But Becca and Jamie are so supportive of one another it was really sweet. Their she-shed time is what makes this movie worth seeing.
The Christmas play disaster was hilarious and something I haven't seen.
"I'm really tired of feeling like a yo-yo."-Emily.
The grandfather, who was mr. Christmas, has recently passed away which was the real reason Jamie didn't want to tell his family...and the reason he broke up with Emily, her career was going up and his was going down and he didn't want to hold her back.
"Every stone tells the forging of two stories"-Jamie.
"Too many houses and never really a home."-Emily.
"We love you just the way you are."-Grandma.
Jamie's homosexual sister, Becca, has a sad story in that her partner left her after they adopted a son...so she lives with her parents. But Becca and Jamie are so supportive of one another it was really sweet. Their she-shed time is what makes this movie worth seeing.
The Christmas play disaster was hilarious and something I haven't seen.
"I'm really tired of feeling like a yo-yo."-Emily.