In this Hallmark romantic film, Rebecca is a professor of the American West who is chasing tenure. She takes her kids, Ollie and Noah, to a working ranch with her Mother Maureen and her sister Cassidy. There she meets a handsome cowboy, who turns out to be a former rodeo star and current horse whisperer...who just happens to be her sister's new boyfriend.

I have loved Lucas Bryant ever since he played the romantic lead Nathan in the Haven series. So, I was thrilled to see him in this Hallmark film. My favorite scene was the meet cute in the hat shop, when Jake picks out three hats for the kind of woman Rebecca is. I loved seeing James Denton and I thought Lynda Boyd, who played Rebecca's mother Maureen, was wonderful.

Kimberley Sustad does a great job playing the widow Rebecca, who is not only trying to do the right thing...but questioning herself. I thought she and Lucas Bryant had great chemistry and I am hoping they will get more screen time.

I loved the song Cowboys Like Me...it was an instant Shazam for me and I will be adding it to my playlist.

This is a big recommendation to romantics who love hallmark films.

The female actresses in this movie were believable. Kimberley is a favorite, with her down to earth, someone I could hang with portrayals. She does not over act and that is one of the reasons I selected this movie tonight. Kimberley, and her movie sister (especially) and mom character, were great. The 2 main male actors in this movie, I gotta say, pretty sexy and the acting was also well done. I've been a fan of Denton for some time and this other guy Bryant ?!?!... I may want my own hand selected cowboy hat (sorry husband). Readers, you'll have to watch to get that. ?

The kid actors in this movie did a very good job, not filler acting as too often seen, they had substance. There was a scene between mom and sons where I actually got a tear in my eye, a rarity in HC.

This is Hallmark so the inevitable happy ending of sorts is to be expected, however, this film was not chopped off the predictable block for a change (thank you writers). The scenery, the horses, the depth and realistic human interaction and humor - accompanied by pretty solid acting, ranks this as one of my top ever Hallmark movies.