Molly Hoffman has created a social app not for love but for business escort purposes. Matches agree to go to business Christmas events with each other. It's called Mingle All the Way. Her investors suggest that she use her own app before they put money into it. She keeps bumping into Jeff Scanlon who steals her Christmas present for her dad. Jeff is having trouble finding a Christmas date and he uses the app. The two combative busy business people get matched up.

In order to make the premise work better, the investor should be the one setting her up with Jeff. Molly would be forced to make the pairing work with the investor following them around on their first date. I actually really like app idea and its potential for rom-com. The leads are fine Hallmark material. This is really straight forward as are most of the Hallmark movies. They truly don't have any drama. It does have the right sentiments. This is fine for those who love Hallmark specials.

Hallmark needs to concentrate on quality instead of quantity. The story is so predictable and boring. Although the cast headed by Jen Lilley and Brant Daugherty are fine in other movies and they make quite a cute couple, the characters are not very interesting or likeable. He is rather obnoxious and selfish at first and she is wimpy and boring. Good to see Lindsay Wagner again as mom. The pretend to be dates for each other is kind of déjà by. Things get a little better towards the end.

Not a must watch.

As hallmark movies go, this one was in the upper percentage of good ones. i have always loved jen lilly. i will be rewatching this one each year.