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This episode had humor, thrills, and romance all packed into one show. I don't even know where to begin. The Rosemary and Bill storyline was full of mystery and comedy, the Lucas storyline was full of thrills and mystery, and the best storyline of the whole episode is when Elizabeth stopped running from her fears and finally told Nathan that she was in love with him.

This episode had it all and well worth the watch over and over. The writing was also outstanding and Lindsay Sturman did a phenomenial job in the episode and actually the whole season.

I would give this episode a 20 if I could, that's how good it was. Season 11, Episode 11 exceeded my expectations and kuddos to all the actors on this wonderful little show that keeps on going and giving to its fans year after year.

Kevin McGarry and Taylor always do a great job in any movie and this one didn't disappoint. . I loved the fact that the move had no twists or turns in it. It was just a straigh forward holiday movie by Hallmark. Now I'm not a big fan of Hallmark movies anymore, but I did like this.

The movie was about a girl Evie who was asked by her mother to go to this small town and find the people that helped deliver her when she was pregnant.

I do like the fact that Evies' mother taught her how to give to others and not expect everything to be handed to her on a "silver platter". That concept along brings out the best Christmas movies. The mother wants what's best for her daughter, even though she has plenty of money and the daughter is about to get her trust fund, Evie had to learn the hard way what it really means to give and not receive. Along the journey, she finds love with Kyle who she hired as a lawyer.