Jennifer and her business partner Dani head out for a garage sale and buy several things including a vintage tape recorder and a collection of tapes. Back at the shop Jennifer listens to one of the tapes and is convinced what she hears is the murder of who ever used it last. With her inquisitive nature stoked Jennifer returns to the property and discovers a dead body who, having called in Detective Lynwood, is Dr. Vedders' who had been running a therapy group up until he had recently retired to write his memoirs. With that inquisitive side going in to overdrive Jennifer can't but help start snooping.

Not the most compelling mystery but it's sufficient enough in keeping one in the dark, bumping up some suspense. The non-mystery bits ( family etc ) is routine. The conclusion is satisfactory.

"I'll take a two hour drive in the country over twenty minutes in traffic in the city any day."-Dani "I'm with you."-Jen

This entry has Dani working on a vision board...to visualize what she wants to be in ten years...and she is lead to speed dating.

Jason and their son Logan are working on a man cave...with some input from their daughter Hannah...drapes? An accent wall?

Jen and Dani pick up a reel to reel player with a tape that has a voice that sounds scared saying "someone is trying to kill me". Jen takes the reel to reel audio recorder in to be repaired at a repair shop called Reely Good. There the repairman recognizes the device but helps Jen with the previous owner, a Dr. Vedders, who she finds dead and drug into his bathroom.

The suspects seem to be a jealous wife or members from his support group.

This episode is light on antiques, but the "who dunnit" was decent and Jen did a lot of solo investigating, even putting herself more in danger than usual.

I loved the home theater! Perfect for a family night.

"It's not always story book."-Jen.

I wish Hallmark was doing new mysteries for their movies and mysteries channel, but until then these are a good way to pass the time.

I've got to say this is by far the best mystery series/movies hallmark has ever made(all of it), and I've seen most of the movies. I love the fact that they're trying to convey that most of the antiques has their own history that's waiting to be discovered. The plots of the movies are amazing, the lead actress is appreciated by the whole town(especially the police) for her talent. I wish they'll make more,like a full time series to be aired every week f0r the rest of the year. Hopefully they'll not wait until next year to make another one.