The movie was okay. It's not a movie I would watch twice but it was okay. Haylie Duff is a likable actress. I enjoy her movies and she was good in this one. She had a quiet strength about her. I am glad she had no kids in this movie because she was running back and forth between the cafe and the hotel. The man who played Drew was perfect for that part. He was very charming and likable and had an easy chemistry with Haylie. The two standouts to me were the Brie & Marcus characters. They were hysterical. Marcus trying to use that mixer was too funny. And Brie laughing at Drew when he asked for "city food." Also when she yelled at him when she went into labor was hilarious. Did not like the best friend's husband.

This movie started out great. They were all nice to each other, the acting was fantastic. Then it became the predictable, she found out and over reacted. Everyone turned on him in a second and treated him like crap. If someone spoke to me the way they did, no. Like he was somehow suppose to know he would come to care for them before he even got there. Guilt tripping him for even daring to sell off his property before they even met. He was falling in love with her and the town. They had him, all they had to do was keep making him feel welcome. Instead they turned on him like vicious attack dogs. It pissed me off so much that I couldn't even finish it. I couldn't stomach his begging to be believed and sucking up to these unworthy people. I would not recommend this movie and rated it as such. She didn't love him in my opinion.