This is I believe the 5th in the Hallmark Mystery Series Mystery 101, staring our professor Amy and our detective Travis. These two have amazing chemistry on set and manage to pull off some pretty good comedy without it seeming cheesy. I am enjoying the tidbits from mystery literature that is sprinkled throughout the series. Including the opening lines from Amy's famous author father's latest Atticus book, something along the lines of "it had been awhile since he had felt a gun at the back of his head, and he hadn't missed it. 'If you shoot me, you will never find out where the money is.'" That probably isn't it exactly...but the real thing was a great opening for a story!

Amy and Travis definitely get closer in this episode, including Travis being a little more protective of Amy and her safety as well as*******spoiler******** they share their first kiss at the very end. I really like that Travis likes and respects Amy's father and that they can joke about the time they spend together with him.

Mystery is about an old murder case, convicted murderer was a friend and colleague of Amy's. A young author comes to town to do research on a book she is writing about the case, with the bent that Amy's friend is innocent. This gets Amy and eventually Travis to re-examine the original evidence and with a new clue, solve the case.

Fun show, good series. I recommend it.

I've seen tons of Shows where a woman's pregnancy needed to be disguised. The Lawrence Welk show was outstanding in doing this. Now, I'm pleased for Jill that she is expecting, but you could have used locations where the weather obviously needed the coats.

I love the chemistry between the leads. I also love Amy's father. He is great in his role. As far as people being offended Jill was pregnant, good grief. This is not a romance novel but I didn't notice she was pregnant. I was actually concentrating on the words coming out of her mouth and her facial expressions. If you don't like to see a pregnant woman acting, just pretend she gained a little weight. Welcome to the 21st century!