Reviews

This is fast becoming one of my favorites hallmark movies. It's one of those movies that gives you all the feels. The kids are adorable. Katrina Law and Carlo Marks have great chemistry. Max's awkwardness with the kids, attempting too hard at times seem realistic in the situation. Jessica almost seems to be a little too perfect in everything she does. But her drive to succeed is understandable considering she had to overcome such a loss at a young age.

Love that Charles isn't a stereotypical cartoonish businessman. He's just overly pragmatic and admittedly have blinders on when it comes to realizing Max's ability and desire to be more involved with the family business. But it's apparent he loves his nieces and nephew, and he's a good boss who recognizes and appreciates Jessica to the point that he's encouraging her to do family law instead of staying in his company since he realized that's what she really wants to do.

One of the best scene that I really love is when Jessica reminded Charles that a woman can have a career and still take care of kids. As far as Max and Jessica's relationship goes, the relationship growth feels organic, and Max confession of his feelings comes across as sincere and heartfelt. Also love that Hallmark is getting more inclusive in showing other types of relationships. Even though not much time is dedicated to Zoe's relationship with Kate, it just makes the story seem more realistic to real life to show LGBTQ people just as a part of our everyday lives.