This was a well written and well acted Hallmark Mystery show. Hunter King as Nikki, and Rhiannon Fish as Nora are believable playing fraternal twins, who have a rocky relationship.
Like all of the best Hallmark mystery shows, there is a pleasing blend of lightly staged mystery, intelligent characters, and a healthy dose of humor to keep things moving and lively.
As an example of the show's humor, late in the movie, Nora's police officer friend, Robby, remarks, "Can I trust you two to stay our of trouble until--I don't know--lunch?"
From opposite sides of a kitchen, Nikki and Nora both turn and give Robby the same silent stare.
Robby winces, while putting on his jacket, "I can finally see the family resemblance!"
For anyone who enjoys Hallmark mysteries, this is a good entry into their video library. I certainly hope they produce another Nikki and Nora mystery, with the same cast and much of the same writers.
Like all of the best Hallmark mystery shows, there is a pleasing blend of lightly staged mystery, intelligent characters, and a healthy dose of humor to keep things moving and lively.
As an example of the show's humor, late in the movie, Nora's police officer friend, Robby, remarks, "Can I trust you two to stay our of trouble until--I don't know--lunch?"
From opposite sides of a kitchen, Nikki and Nora both turn and give Robby the same silent stare.
Robby winces, while putting on his jacket, "I can finally see the family resemblance!"
For anyone who enjoys Hallmark mysteries, this is a good entry into their video library. I certainly hope they produce another Nikki and Nora mystery, with the same cast and much of the same writers.
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