Yes, it's part of the formula. But I pity the poor actor who signed on to play "George" and had to be a total Schlub from the opening credits. It's hard to put this acting credit on your resume reel. You KNOW he's gonna get dumped as our heroine discovers broader worlds to explore, etc. I hope no one considers this comment as a spoiler.... Ha.

The writers couldn't have made George more of a stiff if they tried. He was jarringly unrealistic, while David would probably be infuriating in real life. I really liked Erin's character and would have enjoyed her working with a much better script and more intriguing male counterparts.

I know Hallmark doesn't do subtle very well, but I foolishly keep hoping they would write characters who aren't completely one trait or another.

Worth watching for Erin alone, though.

I was obviously watching a different film to everyone else here.

I thought this was great, Hallmark films at their absolute best.

Well written, expertly performed, it was both romantic and funny.

Leann Rimes did well out of the royalties too.

I don't understand the low reviews.