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Main character and his fiancee took away the mother's right to see a child. Totally unacceptable and evil. To a women who carried a child for nine months. We know that by the law the mother has the right to see the child. Likewise ,if a women becomes an ex ,she does not become a former mother. It would be good if the screenwriters and producers come up with a more realistic situation. Scenes like this are not positive set in main characters. The main actress is irritating ,out of touch with reality. Depriving the mother of her right to see the child regardless of her vices,can never be positive even with so called perfect "another mother".

If you don't feel like spending 90 minutes on this movie just watch the trailer. A complete summary of who kills who plus the ending.

This is another Lifetime thriller with a surprising twist that make it highly recommended! Kristen and Ryan are engaged but he has a kid, Lisa, with Nina who is hellbent on seeing Lisa again and will go to any lengths to see that happen. Kristen also has an ex who doesn't want to give her up, either. What happens with this well -written storyline??? You will just have to tune in and find out! Excellent acting and plot!

Custody battle and remarriage soapy drama, featuring violent alcoholic psycho-ex, turns into unengaging borefest...yawn!

A decent thriller from Lifetime is like a needle in a haystack, but this one was not bad at all. They don't waste much time getting to the point which is appreciated. I think this was a rare case of a movie where there are no idiot characters, so I didn't spend the time yelling at the tv. I also like that the daughter was old enough to help herself. She fell for Stranger Danger (which I feel she was too old to not know better), but she helped herself and survival instincts kicked in.

Also unlike Lifetime, this movie surprisingly "explained" things instead of hand waving them away. I don't want to spoil anything because this is actually better than most of what you get from the network, so it's worth a watch. I recognized the dad from Power which is the only reason I gave it a chance, but it was actually enjoyable.