Romantic TV Scene Feature | When Calls the Heart: The Wedding
Romance Scene Spotlight | When Calls the Heart: The Wedding WARNING: this post contains major spoilers from this show, especially the events from When Calls the Heart: The Wedding. A…
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The Perfect Christmas Present – A Gift Given from the Heart
The flurry of excitement surrounding Christmas movie campaigns seems to grow every year. There’s one primary reason for this, but collectively, some of the important ones are their festive cheer…
Carrie Pilby (2017) – New York Streets Backdrop Literary Heroine’s Story
Every once in a while, I encounter a magical piece of cinema. Not the kind that transports you to a land where fairies guide a heroine through dangerous villains. Or the…
A New Shade of Summer by Nicole Deese – Contemporary Fiction Sure to Set Hearts Aflutter
If you adore swoon-worthy stories with heart, A New Shade of Summer is one that rivals the best of the best. It’s smart, funny and beautifully romantic in all the right places,…
‘Love Blossoms’: Romance Blooms in a Pretty Locale
With the holidays over, and shelves emptying of heart shaped boxes of chocolate, the appeal of Valentine’s Day has worn off and with it, Hallmark’s programs of sweet romance winds…
‘The Birthday Wish’: Make a Wish(to See the Future!)
The last Winterfest film I saw in Hallmark Channel’s 2017 line up, The Birthday Wish is as cute as its promo spot suggests. The Birthday Wish (2017) Hallmark Review Gwen Turner…
‘Brooklyn’: Quiet Period Drama about Home
Rare as it is for quality period dramas to appear at the U.S box office, when they show up, it’s guaranteed I’ll notice them. Such is the case with last…
A Royal Night Out (2015) – Cinderella-Esque Period Drama about Queen Elizabeth
A Royal Night Out (2015) Film Review Once in a while there are films that tiptoe past our notice. It’s not too often that this happens to me with British…
‘The Age of Adaline’ – A Romance That Will Defy Time
Some films that beg to be seen on the big screen and those that can wait. The Age of Adaline falls into the former. Alas, as with most films, I…
